Talk:Zango (company)
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myspace adult content viewer. edit
Perhaps someone has seen this? From what I've read, when people install the "myspace adult content viewer," it installs the zango ad-ware.
Taken from the top and put on the bottom edit
Note from Zango President Daniel Todd: Despite our publishing numerous and ongoing notice and consent audits where 3rd parties review our industry leading installation practices and uninstall procedures, some folks on the Internet want to continue to provide misinformation about our products and company. If you have had a bad experience with Zango personally, please let me know or if you currently need assistance please visit our customer support page here and someone from our customer support team will respond to you within 24 hours. If you still have problems after that or would like to provide other feedback, please contact me directly at dant@zango.com. Thank you]-->
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