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* - Nas - Dec 30, 2013

(Dec 30, 2013 09:45 AM)Steven Paul Wrote:  Great tutorial, OP. Thanks, I just changed my settings. Thank you!

No problem man, stay safe. 🤝


* - Rexagon - Dec 30, 2013

(Dec 30, 2013 09:44 AM)-Nas Wrote:  Since many people have noticed, people tend to use TeamViewer and Disable your mouse and keybored so you cant do anything and send payments.
So what this does is that once they try to do that it will ask for your confirmation rather then doing it and you cant stop it.
So you will get a pop up saying " Would you like to give X Control? " or " Would you like X to disable Mouse and Keybored? " So, all you got to do is click "No".


Join.me is very laggy, but it's a lot safer.

Thanks a lot, like I said via PM, expect a shoutout 👍


* - En1gma - Dec 30, 2013

Nice tutorial, this should help a lot of people especially exchangers.


* - accounterrorbot - Dec 30, 2013

Great tutorial! I actually think that this will help loads of people that gets scammed over BTC.


* - Decompilator - Dec 30, 2013

Good tutorial for the retards who hyperventalate when somone turns of their mouse.


* - Nas - Dec 30, 2013

Thanks guys, and yah it should. Hopefully they will take sue of this.


* - Hannibal Rising - Dec 30, 2013

Thank you for this great tutorial.
Will definitely come in handy!


* - Wafflemonger - Dec 30, 2013

I agree on this only to a certain extent. I swear to god, if someone ever asks me to help them with their computer and it's on "Confirm all" I just disconnect and say "Fuck it." There are better ways to do this, like not allowing file share, or freezing the screen, or touching the teamviewer box, etc. However this is a blanket approach and while is good, if you plan on having someone help you over teamviewer, they'll rage quit within minutes.


* - Nas - Dec 30, 2013

(Dec 30, 2013 02:27 PM)Hannibal Rising Wrote:  Thank you for this great tutorial.
Will definitely come in handy!

No problem man, enjoy and stay safe. :)


* - Bush - Dec 31, 2013

Very cool one.
Thanks a lot. hope no one gets scammed because of this default feature.


* - batman2awesome - Dec 31, 2013

Thanks for the tutorial. Also nice tips this might help me later


* - PongViking - Dec 31, 2013

Very nice tutorial.
Thank you very much for this.


* - Nas - Dec 31, 2013

No problem guys, hope you take use for this.


* - harmonious - Dec 31, 2013

Thanks man appreciate it bro really helpful!!


* - Nas - Dec 31, 2013

No problem man, hope you enjoyed this.