Thanks.
I must confess I am very disappointed at McAfee, as a paying subscriber - a customer, I cannot help but feel alienated by what appears to be a sense of arrogance from the very top of the corporate food chain. Their business decisions are disturbing; their model is not sustainable.
For example, they refused to cover IE8 because "its beta and too new" - imagine that coming from your security commander while you are in a hostile environment, that your hired and paid-for security guards refuse to protect you because the insurgent threats are too new and needs to be established with some history first so that they can be fkg analysed. It's a shameful business model in a rapidly changing and dynamic environment. That is why I selected to uninstall McAfee instead of IE8. The practice is just not acceptable.
Second example, now that I am in a new theater (different computer) with an existing squadron of security guards (Zone Lab) and I want to enhance my existing protection with this reputable firm only to find McAfee snubbing its nose saying they won't stand in the firing line with my other team!
I just think that they really need to revisit the Mission of the firm, its purpose, and the way that they select to deliver this all mighty product that they have to offer. I think the vast majority of the public can really benefit from McAfee if and only if they revamp their practices to become more dynamic and adaptive.
The policies are bewildering.