QUICKTIME - SHOULD I REMOVE IT?
UPDATE APRIL 19 2016 - APPLE SPEAKS.
And they say Windows users should remove QuickTime from their computers, now. http://www.engadget.com/2016/04/18/apple-ends-quicktime-for-windows-support/
Don't know how? Follow this link: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205771 or ask for help.
UPDATE APRIL 19 2016 - APPLE SPEAKS.
And they say Windows users should remove QuickTime from their computers, now. http://www.engadget.com/2016/04/18/apple-ends-quicktime-for-windows-support/
Don't know how? Follow this link: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205771 or ask for help.
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You've probably come across some dire warnings in the last 24 hours about
the dangers of QuickTime, which is a plugin from Apple that plays media on your
computer. You don't have to have an Apple computer to use QuickTime; if you ever
used iTunes, you probably have QuickTime.
There are some very recent reports that Apple has stopped supporting
QuickTime, which means they're not fixing known security holes in the program.
Interestingly, Apple is mum on the subject to date. These warnings are coming
from two places - TrendMicro and Homeland Security. That alone should make us
suspicious as to the validity of the scary warnings.
However, if you'd like to remove QuickTime from your computer you can
follow the instructions here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205771
If I've worked on your computer and you're using the Ninite updater to
automatically seek out and install updates for certain programs, you should be
aware QuickTime is included. So, if you remove QuickTime, then run Ninite at a
later time QuickTime will be reinstalled. That means, you need a new Ninite. You
can go to the Ninite web site and build your own updater, or contact me for
help.
Read more about the issue
here: http://money.cnn.com/2016/…/15/technology/windows-quicktime/
Cathy Contant 315-573-4905 cathy@cathycom.com
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