I tend to agree, but casual users and newbies often get into trouble by
installing apps, plugins, and add-ons that, while not viruses, are deeply
annoying. Virus programs tend NOT to remove those, so your browser starts
offering ads, pop-up, and search results that verge on the abusive.
As a lo
I would not waste my time with antivirus software at this point. Really good
safe computing practices are as important if not more than running some
software. Depending on how your using your computer if you’re computing safely
and only dealing with known entities you should be good.
> On Aug
Hello,
I was a bit hesitant to try Adware Medic at first, but it looks as if
the company who makes it has recently been acquired by Malwarebytes.
I've used both Eset and Malwarebytes on my Windows machine in the
past, and I have been satisfied with the level of protection.
Thanks for the info.
Kevi
Hi, I'm a dealer for both Eset and malwarebytes . I have been dealing
exclusively with windows versions; however, both have mac options. The
interfaces aren't fantastic, but they do have a lot of keyboard support.
On the mac side, there is also adware medic for free. If you think you have an
Hi all,
With all of the news about potential exploits and general malware
targeted towards the Mac, I am wondering what antivirus programs
people use. Which ones are Voiceover compatible, and which in your
opinion has the best track record for keeping the Mac virus free.
Thanks,
Kevin
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