Latest update and Big brother Google

[SOL]

Gmail is on a mission of its own. We received similar emails but after the recipients scanned the email no viruses were found.

G is assuming that we are sending you a file with links to click on as we posted a link to some of the sources we used

WE RAN ran it through several scanners there is no virus. We also ran it through Norton life lock and it came back clean

Virus total is one of the best free online virus scanners

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/upload

In case you are paranoid you can run the latest market update file through a sandbox program. Here is a list of 4 you can use

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/no-more-wor ... -programs/

[Eric]

I clicked the "looks safe" button in the security banner but skynet does not approve of your messaging... They removed the security banner (so I can't click "looks safe" any more) but are still preventing download.

How much of a PITA is it to switch my subscriber address on your end? I've been slowly (way too slowly) migrating to protonmail. With all the $#!t skynet has pulled in the last 2 years I really need to accelerate my divorce from skynet.

[SOL]

I clicked the "looks safe" button in the security banner but skynet does not approve of your messaging... They removed the security banner (so I can't click "looks safe" any more) but are still preventing download.

How much of a PITA is it to switch my subscriber address on your end? I've been slowly (way too slowly) migrating to protonmail. With all the $#!t skynet has pulled in the last 2 years I really need to accelerate my divorce from skynet.

if you want to change it, just fire an email to [email protected] and provide the current one you are using and the alternative one.

Several subscribers reported that they could download it after disabling the phishing script but when they used their laptops or if on their phones they went outside of the google app. It appears that Big G does not want us to put any links in. We will have to consider disabling them so individuals will have to copy and paste the link as opposed to being able to click on the link. When our guys removed every link the message stopped. However, this is retarded for a trillion-dollar company. A simple tweak would allow their scanners to see that the links posted are clean. Instead they assume they are all bad. Is this another form of censorship? let's see

[Eric]

I figured out a workaround...I forwarded the email to myself... The MU is dangerous "misinformation" that must be censored...but if you forward it from Eric@skynet to Eric@skynet it short circuits the censorship algo.

[xkosmox]

I figured out a workaround...I forwarded the email to myself... The MU is dangerous "misinformation" that must be censored...but if you forward it from Eric@skynet to Eric@skynet it short circuits the censorship algo.

Bravo! Good work-around

[SOL]

I figured out a workaround...I forwarded the email to myself... The MU is dangerous "misinformation" that must be censored...but if you forward it from Eric@skynet to Eric@skynet it short circuits the censorship algo.

Bravo! Good work-around

I wonder why G is picking on us. Are we breaching protocol? Do we have to be good bots even though we are not trying to wake the masses? This development is troubling for Gmail is one of the biggest providers and like this can arbirtraly decide who is bad even though the contents of the message contain no phishing material or viruses.

[SOL]

We found a partial solution to the response from baby Skynet. We disabled every link in the update and the warnings stopped. Now we have to figure out which hyperlinks Google does not like