What does Grey Pigeon Software do? Ask god for help

Grey pigeon, a domestic remote management software, at least the official (official website/) says so, but in most places, most people will say-grey pigeon is a virus! This is a Trojan horse! This is a backdoor program! What is a grey pigeon? Why does everyone say it's a Trojan horse or a virus? Recently, drug tyrants have put these problems in front of everyone. Is it a Trojan horse? Is it a virus? Is it remote management software? Is it monitoring software? As far as its function is concerned, it is not so much a remote management software as a (remote) monitoring software. Remote management, it is not as convenient as the remote desktop that comes with Windows, and it is not as widely used as tools such as PcAnywhere and Remote Administrator. Generally, webmasters don't choose it, but if they want to do something secretly, maybe the gray pigeons are better than them. It can record through the keyboard and monitor the camera, so it may be more appropriate to call it (remote) monitoring software. So, why do so many people hate this (remote) monitoring software? Gray pigeons are often used in the underworld, perhaps this is also determined by some of its inherent characteristics. Whether it is virus, Trojan horse or monitoring management software, it depends on how people use it. In the past, many people would agree that it is a remote management software or monitoring software. After all, it is not entirely its (or the author's) fault that it is not used in the right direction. But now, more and more people use grey pigeons in curved streets, so it is natural to say that grey pigeons are viruses or trojans. Everything has two sides (or many sides), so do people, and good and evil are in people's hearts. What is a gray pigeon depends on its purpose, and how people who develop it and buy it use it determines its true identity. For example, it is a bit old-fashioned, like a kitchen knife. If you stay in the kitchen to cut vegetables and meat, the owner can use it freely for a long time, and the blade, blade and back are still useful. Perhaps the owner will praise it as a "good kitchen knife" or something, but if you take it to chop people, it will no longer be a kitchen knife, and it will be replaced by a new title-a murder weapon. This is the case with grey pigeons. Everyone uses it to do bad things, so it is no longer a formal software, but a virus, a Trojan horse, a backdoor program or something else.