Does this not work for you? Or is AV-only not enough?
http://malwaretips.com/Thread-Giveaway-Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Antivirus-2013-Free-6-months
http://malwaretips.com/Thread-Giveaway-Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Antivirus-2013-Free-6-months
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- Oct 22, 2011
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It would but I only use giveaways for products I've never used before or to companies I feel that don't feel the need to have my money. Webroot is one of the those that I would love to pay to use their software. I feel giveaways are like pirating but legal. (Not saying I'm innocent, hehe).Earth said:
Hmm.. I've not heard that one before.
How about: If you like don't want something to go Public, it shouldn't be on the Internet.
How about: If you like don't want something to go Public, it shouldn't be on the Internet.
Was it really worth it over Internet Security?
http://www.bitdefender.co.uk/solutions/antivirus-comparison.html
Bitdefender Safebox™ Secure Online Storage - 2GB Free, that's a lot of space, right?
Anti-Theft - Prey Anti-Theft allows up to 3 devices for no cost.
File Encryption - Anyone use encryption?
Tune-up - Free and/or better alternatives available.
All are questionable features, imo.
http://www.bitdefender.co.uk/solutions/antivirus-comparison.html
Bitdefender Safebox™ Secure Online Storage - 2GB Free, that's a lot of space, right?
Anti-Theft - Prey Anti-Theft allows up to 3 devices for no cost.
File Encryption - Anyone use encryption?
Tune-up - Free and/or better alternatives available.
All are questionable features, imo.
- Oct 22, 2011
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Earth said:Was it really worth it over Internet Security?
http://www.bitdefender.co.uk/solutions/antivirus-comparison.html
Bitdefender Safebox™ Secure Online Storage - 2GB Free, that's a lot of space, right?
Anti-Theft - Prey Anti-Theft allows up to 3 devices for no cost.
File Encryption - Anyone use encryption?
Tune-up - Free and/or better alternatives available.
All are questionable features, imo.
Eh... its the 90 day trial from FB. Just wanted to try out the new version, I would never pay for TS for the same resons above.
In response to "try out their new version". 30-day trials are available from their website, I suppose people like to use the top, most expensive versions.
- Apr 17, 2011
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Earth said:In response to "try out their new version". 30-day trials are available from their website, I suppose people like to use the top, most expensive versions.
Hey, I use the "top, most expensive versions". Nothing wrong with it. I like the additional features.
I didn't say it was wrong, I just don't like the idea of ridiculous products with premium prices.
Actually you don't, Premium is the most expensive Trend Micro product.
The way I see it. Once you start using services from these premium products, you're slowly and surely being tied into using their products in the long-term. So you've been using Trend Micro for a few years?
Actually you don't, Premium is the most expensive Trend Micro product.
The way I see it. Once you start using services from these premium products, you're slowly and surely being tied into using their products in the long-term. So you've been using Trend Micro for a few years?
- Oct 22, 2011
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Earth said:
Its running well, and to my knowledge (so far) is disables real time protection but enables its anti-virus so I havent tested it but I think it works like MBAM Pro as it would only work if the virus is executed, I could be wrong however as it may just be a auto-updating on-demand scanner.
I'll be changing soon.
Ok, I've found the link: http://cloud.iobit.com
Can you do a comparison, because a year (or 2) ago, I found that the website-based Cloud Lookup functioned better at giving results, whereas the built-in one found nothing.
Can you do a comparison, because a year (or 2) ago, I found that the website-based Cloud Lookup functioned better at giving results, whereas the built-in one found nothing.
- Oct 22, 2011
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Removed Baidu and Added Qihoo 360 for comparision so I can see which of the two I prefer, So far Qihoo is impressing me a lot, both by product and customer service.
Baidu is a good product with a future but it needs to work on its customer support with people with good english, get that microsoft certification (action center doesn't detect it as a AV), and add some new features like a right click scan would make my life easier for both personal and testing use.
I might stick with Qihoo for awhile and see how it goes.
As for I0bit..... I'm still going to keep testing it, I find its start-up guard and its registry protection the only good things about I0bit Malware Fighter. Detection is terrible, The cloud is marking malware as old as 2 years safe and its only gets a signature update every other day (I think 5 days?)
Baidu is a good product with a future but it needs to work on its customer support with people with good english, get that microsoft certification (action center doesn't detect it as a AV), and add some new features like a right click scan would make my life easier for both personal and testing use.
I might stick with Qihoo for awhile and see how it goes.
As for I0bit..... I'm still going to keep testing it, I find its start-up guard and its registry protection the only good things about I0bit Malware Fighter. Detection is terrible, The cloud is marking malware as old as 2 years safe and its only gets a signature update every other day (I think 5 days?)
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