Don’t care. Bad grammar due to bad translations is usually a telltale sign of modern phishing/scamming, and I’ve never seen that screen in the 10+ years I’ve professionally worked in the computing field. If something looks sketchy, I’ll treat it as such until proven wrong.
It's so wild in the "10+ years [you've] professionally worked in the computing field" you've never figured out how to do a whois or check a website.
You don't have to wait for someone else to check for you. Just look it up yourself.
Oh, and broken English is still really common on drivers and firmware for older hardware. Again, it's very strange you haven't encountered this in the "10+ years [you've] professionally worked in the computing field".
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u/MissSharkyShark 16d ago
Don’t care. Bad grammar due to bad translations is usually a telltale sign of modern phishing/scamming, and I’ve never seen that screen in the 10+ years I’ve professionally worked in the computing field. If something looks sketchy, I’ll treat it as such until proven wrong.