Anti-Spyware software, as part of its operation, regularly interfaces with parts of a computer’s operating system that control specific and low-level pieces of architechture. Multiple pieces of software all attempting to operate on the same low-level controls can cause conflicts. This document is intended to provide voluntary guidelines within the Anti-Spyware industry to assist in avoiding and resolving conflicts between suites of Anti-Spyware software and to better serve consumers. Public Comment Draft (January 25, 2007) [HTML|PDF]
Anti-Spyware Coalition Releases Best Practices Documents For Public Comment
Anti-Spyware software, as part of its operation, regularly interfaces with parts of a computer’s operating system that control specific and low-level pieces of architechture. Multiple pieces of software all attempting to operate on the same low-level controls can cause conflicts. This document is intended to provide voluntary guidelines within the Anti-Spyware industry to assist in avoiding and resolving conflicts between suites of Anti-Spyware software and to better serve consumers. Public Comment Draft (January 25, 2007) [HTML|PDF]
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