I got Premium for three dollars (one device/year).
I remember now, the problem with Eset was "failed to update, and failed to create file" something to that effect. It would not update on a clean install ImageI forgot to add, there is one exception that is from current testing here at MWT and that is that Eset and especially McAfee are very much relevant and top contenders... Eset has given some problems in my past use (can't remember what it was right now) but McAfee is smooth as silk.
No, if you deselect to show in settings, but personally I prefer Avast free.I see Bitdefender free is 2d place in the votes behind No. 1 MS Defender -- does BD free have pop ups to buy their paid AV...
I think they use upsell for the options that aren't enabled but active (as posted here, but I would also consider SeriousHoax findings above that post) as seen in @Shadowra latest test here @ :15I see Bitdefender free is 2d place in the votes behind No. 1 MS Defender -- does BD free have pop ups to buy their paid AV...
Equal detection rate, less FP detection, customizable installation, more layers to select from, smaller and faster update process, less RAM and disk usage.Why?
One more reasonEqual detection rate, less FP detection, customizable installation, more layers to select from, smaller and faster update process, less RAM and disk usage.
One more reason
Yes, you are right, sorry about that. On both Windows and macOS the services (antivirus, VPN) can no longer be uninstalled separately, as they are bundled in the unified Bitdefender Hub by design, so...