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'Minecraft' no Longer Risks Opening a Huge Security Hole on Your PC

As a matter of course, Minecraft has required that you install Java's run-anywhere base -- a big issue when it tends to introduce security exploits and annoying ads. A recent update has made the game of construction much safer. The Windows version of Minecraft (OS X is coming later in the year) is now running an independent version of Java that's used only while you play. You can also uninstall the entire Java version without losing access to your blocky masterpieces. And the kicker? Srazy If you've been unable to stay up with your software updates, your game might run more smoothly at the same time. While it's not mandatory to upgrade Java, it is worth considering when Java is all you're concerned about.