Whitelist Noise - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 2

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Von Schtupp: But I want to go to Disneyland.

David Lawrence: Yeah well you have to pay for it. Unfortunately, you have to pay for it. Ms. Von Schtupp answering the calls tonight, Lilli Von Schtupp and you can get her once we have open lines at 180039 online. Let*s start off with Dillon. You are first up, it*s Online Tonight Dillon, how can I help you?

Dillon: Hi David thanks for answering my call.

David Lawrence: Yes.

Dillon: I wanted to know that as of this time, it*s Spyware related, is it better to use either Firefox or Internet Explorer because I have heard a lot --

David Lawrence: Slow down Dillon, slow down.

Dillon: Okay.

David Lawrence: Slow down. I heard Firefox and Mozilla but I didn*t hear the first part of what you said. Did you say Spyware?

Dillon: Right. As of this time, as this Spyware related is it better to use either Firefox or Internet Explorer?

David Lawrence: Well Internet Explorer on Windows is the number one public enemy number one for Adware and Spyware and hackers because they can write to the API easier and they get more bang for the buck because more people use it and it*s included free with XP. People have to go and download Mozilla or Firefox to be able to use it. So that*s the big dog on the block and that*s what everybody targets. So the obvious answer is Mozilla or Firefox as opposed to Internet Explorer. That doesn*t mean that you can*t have third party software that helps you protect that if you really love the Internet Explorer and Internet Explorer actually does function fairly well but it is you know it*s like it*s as if you know Internet Explorer is wearing a T-shirt with a great big bull's*eye on it.

Dillon: Right. I heard a lot of websites you know they don*t function correctly under Firefox. So that*s --

David Lawrence: Well I don*t know that function correctly is the right way to approach it. We still are laboring under this delusion that companies who make browsers aren*t going to try and differentiate them from one another. We are still laboring under the delusion that one standard will be adhered to by everybody. The biggest violator of this is Netscape.

Dillon: Okay.

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