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even_steven
post Sep 3 2015, 12:38 AM

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BitDefender is better than Avast. For those who are using Windows Defender, best if you at least upgrade to something else. Even most free AV is better than Windows Defender.
even_steven
post Sep 3 2015, 06:08 PM

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QUOTE(horns @ Sep 3 2015, 11:35 AM)
i have more than one av engines. i just don't run them for default real-time protection, because i find wd interferes the least when i work.

for home users, yes i think it's better to use other free av for real-time protection. (i don't really call it free, since subscribing to these free av usually means you contributing by submissions of so-called suspected files, urls, etc. to them. 'm just saying)
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People don't really care about that. As long as you don't need to pay for it and it works, that is good enough. I've been using BitDefender free for almost 3 years now. Suprisingly good for a free product. It only inteferes when I'm running cracked codes. Other than that it will just sit at the background silently.
even_steven
post Sep 3 2015, 06:31 PM

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QUOTE(horns @ Sep 3 2015, 06:21 PM)
Haha true not many care about privacy smile.gif yes i use bitdefender free on one machine. It's not bad in terms of system resources.

I thought all av will interfere when you use cracks, but that's not my main concern.
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Some will AV allow crack code if it doesn't have any code deemed malicious. Mostly for application that doesn't use online features. Plus, if we use cracked code, we should know and understand the risk ourself.

 

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