Do prior browser hijacks have access to the file system?

This is exactly how I feel. No matter how much security Google tries to bake into this feature, someone, somewhere is going to figure out a way to take advantage of users. It’s human nature. This is, and always has been a bad idea.

This is actually funny reading, I love how much there is going on in a "wireless router". Have your ever tried explaining to someone that WiFi isn't the Internet? I swear I was almost beaten to death by a flash mob of millennials.

I have had Netflix for about 4 years or so, and I also *had* a cable subscription. Netflix does not have any ads what-so-ever. Last week I saw a free trial for Hulu Plus and I jumped on it. I was appalled that a paid service would have ads displayed in the middle of a show, then I realized that I pay for cable tv and that there are ads in the middle of all of those shows. Now, all I have is Netflix, and I am ad free. Even since I realized this, I find it disgusting that any paid service have any type of advertising.