by Kenny Hemphill
on 19 May 2011
in Comment
Apple has instructed employees taking calls from Apple Care customers not to help them remove the Mac Defender malware, according to a leaked document.
An internal memo, published on ZD Net, explains that:
AppleCare does not provide support for removal of the malware. You should not confirm or deny whether the customer’s Mac is infected or not.
Reps are told that they can help only if Mac Defender has been downloaded but not installed, at which point they should tell the customer to ‘quit the installer and delete the software immediately.’
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Apple closes its eyes, puts its fingers in its ears, and pretends Mac Defender doesn’t exist
by Kenny Hemphill on 19 May 2011 in CommentApple has instructed employees taking calls from Apple Care customers not to help them remove the Mac Defender malware, according to a leaked document.
An internal memo, published on ZD Net, explains that:
Reps are told that they can help only if Mac Defender has been downloaded but not installed, at which point they should tell the customer to ‘quit the installer and delete the software immediately.’