Facebook does this as well. (Or at least, they did until The Pirate Bay changed it's TLD to `.se`)
You could argue that it's for the user's security. Torrent sites do have a lot of sketchy cruft.
You could argue that it's for the user's security. Torrent sites do have a lot of sketchy cruft.
I've chosen to chat with you, and you've chosen to say something. Normal human trust mechanisms apply. Censoring our conversation because you think you know what's best is ridiculous.
The minute I thought a chat client was actively thwarting my conversation, I would uninstall it.
Who would believe that argument?
Tech people detect malware with bare eyes,average users do this by installing the malware.
And even then, I'd say they only detect it 50% of the time, at best.