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It's evidentally due to the bundled software in the free and test versions oft CCleaner - not the tool itself. However, after the past discussions of spying on users and collecting their data, I'm not sure if I further can trust into the product.

https://global.techradar.com/en-za/news ... l-ccleaner

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/m ... plication/

Wolfgang
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It's Chrome browser that Microsoft objects to being bundled, they want to push their browser on you. IMO

richard bledsoe wrote:It's Chrome browser that Microsoft objects to being bundled, they want to push their browser on you. IMO

Yup, it's not a ccleaner issue but still I always recommend unchecking any tag-along software from anybody.