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ICQ - 6.0.6059

messaging client

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This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 6.0.6059
Release Date: 2008-05-06
License: Beta
Downloads (this version): 198
Downloads (all versions): 18,581

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Product Description:

    ICQ (or 'I Seek You') instant messenger is used by millions worldwide to make the complicated work of finding friends, colleagues and people with similar interests, as straightforward as calling across a room and starting a friendly conversation.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Windows XP
  • Windows 2000
  • Windows ME
  • Windows NT
  • Windows 98
  • Windows 95

Additional Requirements:

  • 256MB RAM

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ICQ Reviewfeature request - Version: 5.03.2315, 4/8/2005 07:50PM PST

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zerointeger
I am envisioning a chat session where my little sister is chatting away with someone she met online and that person begins to make sexual advances. Instead of her having to take time to get offline, remember everything that was said during the conversation and only armed with that person's screen name and testimony of the conversation that took place, she could simply click a button on that chat session window which would pull in the aim user handle of both parties, the contents of the conversation window, as well as the server which initiated the chat and the remote ip of both parties involved, do a whois on the isp of those ip addresses, and automaticly post that information to a online form such as the one found at https://secure.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/CybertipServlet?LanguageCountry=en_US.

I realize there may implications to doing something like this such as abuse by anyone having a particular bias against another but with the ability (according the aim sdk) to read the contents of chat session window without user interaction, I can forsee a system where the conversation in question can be processed and assigned a severity level to help drive traffic down, I can also see a disclaimer for the user that is flagging the conversation to have to agree that the concern is a valid one.
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ICQ ReviewFree, simple, easy,… - Version: 2002a beta 3728, 8/30/2002 07:19AM PST

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Xile
a few ads dont bother me and if you take the time to set up the security filters you dont have to worry about the spam either. It is a memory eating beast mind you!
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ICQ ReviewBeen using ICQ… - Version: 2002a beta 3728, 7/14/2002 09:03AM PST

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GCLabelle
for years. True we didn't need the ads, but what the heck. Somebody has to make some bucks out of this which has been absolutely FREE for years and years. Still a terrific program.
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