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Originally Posted by Walker Moore  If Quicktime and Safari for the PC have taught me anything, it's that Apple lack considerable clue. You'd think they'd work on that if they really want to convince PC users that Macs are the way to go.
Even as I type, there is a vulnerability in Safari for the PC that's so serious, users would be best uninstalling it altogether. Apple are happy to leave it unpatched for the time being though.  |
Yes, and if you install iTunes they also install 3 windows services--Bonjour service, Ipod Service, and one other Itunes-related service, and they're all set for Automatic as well no matter what setting you have in Quicktime OR Itunes--you MUST shut them off by hand in services.msc if you don't want them running.
(Apple rant removed)