Hi Rick,
well it was a year or 2 back, there was a message that it would send
device info and god knows what else data back to them(not just virus
info), which i could not decline other then get rid of it.
Maybe in the meanwhile, with the GDPR stuff, they've changed it. But it
was the reason why i kicked it off. And then i don't go back to it, even
if it's for free. My trust was gone.
Even in NL last year it was issued not to use Kaspersky anymore.
Although Kasperksy claimed to not be involved with russian government
actions. They even moved to Switzerland if i'm correct, to gain confidence.
Regards,
Jerry
Op 11-2-2019 om 22:13 schreef Rick Harrison via use-livecode:
Hi JJS,
Could you please elaborate on this point?
It seems to me that any anti-virus is not
privacy safe as they all check every file
on your computer system for viruses, and
usually share such information back to the
company so they can continue to improve
their product.
Thanks,
Rick
On Feb 11, 2019, at 1:54 PM, JJS via use-livecode
<use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
Note that Avast is not privacy safe.
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