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  1. Ninetailz
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    Akane said:
    I never use baidu it mass with my computer and have a lot of spyware
    Baidu does suck
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  3. Fafhrd
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    I'd be interested to know why there are anti-Baidu comments from two members.

    Are they commenting on Baidu the ISP and Web services company, their online Chinese language search tools and encyclopedia, or their software: PC Faster Utilities suite, Baidu Antivirus or Spark Browser?
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  4. Lee
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    . . .to quote an old an saying (not really that old) "Whatever". . .:)
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  5. Night Hawk
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    If you can read Traditional Chinese then you can probably "run a search"? somewhere and may get some results as far as what people have reported regarding their own experiences with Baidu. Since I can't actually read other languages I would have to use the "Bing Translator" in order to convert the text over to US, UK type English.
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