Is Google rogue software?

No, "rogue software" is software between viruses and regular software. Computer virus refers to a kind of program that has or causes other programs to destroy system functions, endanger user data or other malicious behaviors. This kind of program usually affects the use of the computer and copies itself. Regular software refers to the software developed and released to the public to facilitate users to use computers for work and entertainment. "Rogue software" is somewhere between the two, with normal functions (downloading, media playing, etc. ) and malicious behavior (advertising, opening the back door), bringing substantial harm to users. These softwares may also be called adware, spyware and malicious shareware. Unlike viruses or worms, many of these softwares are not secretly written and disseminated by small groups or individuals, but many well-known enterprises and groups are suspected of such softwares. Among them, Yahoo's 372 1 is the most famous, common and typical. The software adopts various technical means to force installation and resist deletion. Many users complained that it was installed but didn't know that its various anti-uninstall and automatic recovery technologies made it difficult for many software professionals to deal with it, so that its uninstall became a technical problem that was often discussed and consulted on mainland websites.

Google can uninstall, add some settings, and which categories can be cancelled.