CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #4285177
I don't know what the attempt to connect was about in this case. I saw simlar activity the first time I tried to install Googles "Picassa"
In the case of Picassa, the deduction was more clear. In Googles desire to log and database EVERYTHING, they are using the free utility to log every image on every PC the utility is installed on.
I don't know what the attempt to connect was about in this case. I saw simlar activity the first time I tried to install Googles "Picassa"
In the case of Picassa, the deduction was more clear. In Googles desire to log and database EVERYTHING, they are using the free utility to log every image on every PC the utility is installed on.
Hmmm. Disturbing. I have Picasa installed but don't use it much. I fully expect Google to log the files I post on Picasaweb, after all it's their site. I don't expect intrusion into my own drive.
Any further info on this? Perhaps it's time to uninstall Picasa...
-js
