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I had heard some things about Ares Destiny and it was only a matter of time before my browser found its way to the related site. I am a bit of a file sharing nut, you see, and I really love trying out the latest versions of Ares. I especially love to try them out when they are free. There’s no harm in that, is there? Well yes, actually, it appears there is.

Off I went to the site and had a look around. It’s nice, and I was instantly ferried towards the conclusions that this was a good piece of software. The file was soon on my computer and, shock and awe, the thing installed first time with no problems. So far so good. I was impressed.

The Ares Destiny software is kind of new looking and while it isn’t a world beater there are some good features. Some bits are mediocre but you have to take the rough with the smooth!

The reality of the situation hit home when I got 12 popups over a five minute period. I knew I had some adware on my system and on further investigation I found that it was Dealio, a piece of electronic vermin that I had heard of before. Deeper investigation led me to the conclusion that the Ares Destiny installation had introduced it to the system.

Keep away from Ares Destiny!