Free Antivirus Software

[Boyle]

Can You Trust Free Antivirus Software?

I thought some of you might find this interesting. This article was on MSN's homepage today: "Can You Trust Free Antivirus Software?"
http://tech.msn.com/security/articlepcw.aspx?cp-documentid=21341225&GT1=40000

It contained this link to PCWorld.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/170674/free_antivirus_software.html

 

[J-Wall]

Good article. You've got to wonder if they are getting any revenue from putting people at the top of the list.

 

[OSVG]

Ty for the links. I have AVG great for virus defense, but It doesn't stop adware :E I gonna try some other to resolve this/

 

[Ryken]

for those of you who just want to know if you can trust free av, the article says yes.

also, avira ftw, so easy my grandma can do it! (after I set it up to automatically do everything while never notifying her about what its doing)

 

[reflex99]

for those of you who just want to know if you can trust free av, the article says yes.

also, avira ftw, so easy my grandma can do it! (after I set it up to automatically do everything while never notifying her about what its doing)

i lol'd because my grandpa/grandma use Avira Too they must have subliminal messages on their website that makes the elderly want to use it

i personally use avast so to see AVg get Pwnt by avast gave me the warm fuzzys inside :biggrin:

 

[Emma WaTson]

Thanks! just what I needed

 

[Ryken]

<3 grandparents on the computer. My grandma loves her email. Also, my grandpa thinks playing bridge on Yahoo is the greatest. Although I can't convince him that he doesn't have to feel bad about turning down invites from strangers to play.

 

[s14sh3r]

Avast! is good, but I hate the speaking part. The first time it did it, I had my speakers up fairly high (Z-500, so you can imagine) and it made me jump and made one of my dogs leave the room.