Belkin Verb

What is Belkin Verb?

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To serreptitiously alter a product in such a fashion that legitimate use is hijacked to the benefit of the manufacturer or associated beneficiaries, usually in a crass self-promoting fashion.

"I installed this topdesk thing which totally belkined my browser."
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