- Apr 13, 2018
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Instead of updating their Look, which I currently not pleased with, they should implement a bb. Have they? As far as I know they rely on signatures and cloud.
Avira 2018 with new UI launched
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I thought the exact same thing when they first introduced the new UI in a beta version a long time ago. As far as I am concerned, .NET usage for their UI was the death of their new UI before it even started.
Avira also have Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning technology - I do not know if or how this is implemented in their consumer software packages.
They license it in their SDK.
- Jan 10, 2017
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there is a new sensor detection in development
Digitalone
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- Apr 22, 2018
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IMO, the best BB sits between the chair and the keyboard.
- Apr 13, 2018
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This does not change the fact that Avira is careless. They have both the power and the money that is enough to create a good product! It took them ages to update their GUI and when they did they messed up. A clone of Mcafee’s -_-
- Jun 24, 2016
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it sadly is, and honestly Avira isn't worth it, i might just go ahead and use Wise Anti Malware or any other that is licensing their sigs.
- Oct 27, 2016
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This is correct, it is part of the program logic and ensures the event messages, App management, licensing and user account.
- Jun 24, 2016
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I won't say Avira isn't worth it. I've seen my sight been obfuscated by Avira's bloatware, still it's technology has always been decent enough as to consider it a primary solution. All left to know is how Avira manages and recollects information to see if it's the right option for end-users. And of course see the possibility to reduce bloatware... Basic users, need a clean interface where to access to the desired options like shields and quarantine, and many interfaces with complements seem a confusing way to use the product, hence why I don't install Avira on friends/colleagues computers. I must admit this is the only reason why Avira isn't more chosen over Avast products...
- Jun 24, 2016
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except the free AV was confirmed having older signature database than the paid ones
- Jun 24, 2016
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Damn.. I just installed Avira Free Antivirus on VM and the crappy bloatware GUI is still there with the only difference that the complements I didn't want to install are there and have huge signs of INSTALL (module)...
- Feb 24, 2017
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that's Avira for you, bloated, unresponsive, half baked.
such a shame, their sigs are decent.
check out Wise Anti Malware beta, lets hope the licensed sigs arent delayed
- Aug 17, 2013
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Wasn't it that the cloud was different in the Avira free and not the sigs? I tried Avira not too long back and I could mainly update the sigs just as often as I could with Kaspersky.
- Feb 24, 2017
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well the sigs are part of the cloud, in my book
it was an old thread, i think @Evjl's Rain tested it, the free version had less static detection than the paid one.
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