The all-new MacKeeper 5 includes cleaning, performance, protection, and privacy tools. Organize your Mac by freeing up gigabytes of space on your hard drive while protecting you from viruses, malware, and identity theft. Best part - it's super easy to use.
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The latest version of Macos sends telemetry data to Apple and there's little people can do about. VPNs, Pi hole etc. will not help. If you want privacy then use Linux
@producthunt@hans_sep Sorry, but Wikipedia is open encyclopedia and everyone can contribute there so it's not the best source for information. Additionally, pretty outdated.
MacKeeper is definitely not a scamware.
MacKeeper successfully passed Apple Notarization which means MacKeeper has been checked by Apple for malicious components. We also got AppEsteem certification — the gold standard for app quality and reliability. It proves that whenever you’re using the app, you can be confident that the app you use is acknowledged to be safe, and so is your data. It’s an official confirmation of the app’s legitimacy, which matches the highest industry quality standards.
Moreover, we've got AV-Test certification and were rated the highest grade for each category: Protection, Performance and Usability.
So please check consider this information as well as our fresh reviews in big trusted media before drawing conclusions.
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@producthunt@vicky_clario Great marketing speak. It's not about all the certifications MacKeeper has. It's about your scare tactics I see on my daughter's laptop when she needs to click away yet another MacKeeper popup ad.
@producthunt@hans_sep Could you please share with me a screenshot and a link to this ad if you see it next time? I want to investigate it. You can send it to vicky@mackeeper.com
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So now PH is featuring scamware. Wonderful times...
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@taras_brizitsky2 Not the way @rrhoover created it 7yrs ago definitely. But why mackeeper need PH featuring? Makers Team, you run out of _somewhat_ traffic to attract elderly people to speed up their macs? :)
@taras_brizitsky2@rrhoover@quser I’m sorry to hear that. Please note that MacKeeper successfully passed Apple Notarization which means MacKeeper has been checked by Apple for malicious components. We also got AppEsteem certification — the gold standard for app quality and reliability. It proves that whenever you’re using the app, you can be confident that the app you use is acknowledged to be safe, and so is your data. It’s an official confirmation of the app’s legitimacy, which matches the highest industry quality standards.
Moreover, we've got AV-Test certification and were rated the highest grade for each category: Protection, Performance and Usability.
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@taras_brizitsky2@rrhoover@vicky_clario Victoria, why sorry, we're on the bottom of your comments and unliked by your bots and no real person will ever read to this :)
"Apple Notarization" you calling is a simple Apple Development certificate you can generate by paying $100 to Apple without any problems. It is not a process. And they are not "verifying" out-of-MAS apps for anything. https://developer.apple.com/docu...
Never heard of AppEsteem certification, but googled :) https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows... OUCH
AV-Test certification: "I officially declare that AV-TEST certification of AV solutions for home users no longer allows product quality to be compared adequately. " https://eugene.kaspersky.com/201...
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@vicky_clario I understand that this is your job you're being paid for, but it was your own choice (i hope) to work for this product and all its legacy.
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@quser@vicky_clario you may also count me in as a co-worker of one of the competitors, but I'm a Mac user who remembers the old days of both MK and CMM. I do remember old MK marketing, false and misleading promises, corrupt data, unusable macs and asking customers to upgrade while they only wished to get rid of the troyan horse. And 10 years after curious users may (with some effort) still find rather unpleasant stuff about the company, or its marketing.
Things have changed, you say, but you're spamming PH the same way Zeobit was spamming review sites years ago and feeding people with the very same bs.
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@vicky_clario I’m not in the market to make harm to business or your personal OKRs, but I’m in a market to tell you as a person that you are part of organized scam. Which it is still: you’re saying that product have changed, but company is still buying labels (which ZEO were doing with macupdate - and ruined their reputation and business for example), company changed their name for third or forth time. I was working for a company you’re calling competition but it is not the case: as you’re saying it was 8 hrs ago and there were no Mac antivirus stuff which is in both cases “questionable” and hard to uninstall. And this company haven’t changed their name since 2008 :)
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Wasn't MacKeeper a very popular spyware? :thinking:
@mallowigi No. MacKeeper successfully passed Apple Notarization which means MacKeeper has been checked by Apple for malicious components. We also got AppEsteem certification — the gold standard for app quality and reliability. It proves that whenever you’re using the app, you can be confident that the app you use is acknowledged to be safe, and so is your data. It’s an official confirmation of the app’s legitimacy, which matches the highest industry quality standards.
Moreover, we've got AV-Test certification and were rated the highest grade for each category: Protection, Performance and Usability.
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@vicky_clario I know, I read the comments. But still, the dubious practices used in the past have tarnished the name of the software. I don't think it's a spyware anymore (or at least not in the surface) but I still won't use that product. Good luck!
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