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They stopped testing it, because 360 cheated.
Note, that windows task manager is very reserved, when it comes to showing memory usage. Thus the reason, people often wonder, why PC uses 2GB RAM, when it shows only like 700MB in processes. For example Discord: Windows shows 320MB used, PH shows 400MB used (but 620MB for real).
They stopped testing it, because 360 cheated.
Everyone makes mistakes, in this case a marketing division. In China, results are more important than means. But they shook it off, just like Iobit.
iobit's mistake was illegal. iobit broke the law and there would have been charges and jail time if it occurred outside of china. 360 just acted unethically. as i said, why would i trust my system to a company that breaks the law, or acts unethically?
That sounds like every company in the world, but I get it, I boycott Nestle because of it as well.
and how did nestle break the law? and if they did, you bet.That sounds like every company in the world, but I get it, I boycott Nestle because of it as well.
Killing babies for profit, trying to monetize water, just the usual.
thanks for the intel. no more chocolate bars from them for me
. but still, now that i look that up, it seems they are facing charges for their wrongdoing in india. those responsible will likely go to jail - but i'll have to follow that story to see if it end that way. it is promising that they are not above the law and are facing criminal charges. and you can't hide in Switzerland, they would extradite you to india, a commonwealth nation. wrongdoing yes, and also repercussions and the quest for justice.Avira is not a new addition. They previously used both Avira and Bitdefender signatures if you enabled them. It has been my experience too, that usually programs that use signatures from another AV, don't have the same detection rate as the original product. However, due to 360's excellent signatures, I'm not too concerned if its detection rate from Avira signatures is not as good as Avira itself.
In my case, 360 is just about the only antivirus which suits my needs, because it is extremely light and gives me the option to choose what to do when an infected file is found. I won't use any antivirus which auto quarantines files.
I have 32gb of ram so the programs should use more ram than usual so the fact it uses so low in my computer is a plus. But you right task manager is reserved.They stopped testing it, because 360 cheated.
Note, that windows task manager is very reserved, when it comes to showing memory usage. Thus the reason, people often wonder, why PC uses 2GB RAM, when it shows only like 700MB in processes. For example Discord: Windows shows 320MB used, PH shows 400MB used (but 620MB for real).
It's terrible. It just gives alerts about untrusted connections, with the option to terminate the connection, rather than not allowing the connection until you make a choice.
That's why I disabled it and used Comodo with it. Their firewall is based off of Glasswire which isn't really a firewall in the first place. I could of chosen Windows Firewall Control to modify Windows Defender, but I think using Comodo is much easier and requires less tweaking on my part. If you guys want an easy boost in security without using any other software use windows firewall control by malwarebytes
Does Bitdefender free allow you to manually configuration exceptions as such as the pro version does? And how well does it play with Comodo Firewall? Those are the important questions I need to figure out the answer too before I try that.
Your enthusiasm for 360 as a trusted member has prompted me to re-evaluate 360, at least when I've finished evaluated K7, which I'm really liking. though I like AV's which I can use on others PC's too
