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<blockquote data-quote="Jonny Quest" data-source="post: 1068123" data-attributes="member: 99434"><p>Kaspersky will give you the option to not install the VPN or PM when installing the main AV. The option to enable them will still be in the panels, though. I do get what you're saying about all of the options and panels, but the Kaspersky search box can be very helpful. IMO and from personal use, Kaspersky is more stable, less glitches, and uses less processes and memory. BD will have its occasional glitches, uses more processes and memory but if you have enough onboard memory, that may not matter. They both use their own Root certificates for website verification and online protection features.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jonny Quest, post: 1068123, member: 99434"] Kaspersky will give you the option to not install the VPN or PM when installing the main AV. The option to enable them will still be in the panels, though. I do get what you're saying about all of the options and panels, but the Kaspersky search box can be very helpful. IMO and from personal use, Kaspersky is more stable, less glitches, and uses less processes and memory. BD will have its occasional glitches, uses more processes and memory but if you have enough onboard memory, that may not matter. They both use their own Root certificates for website verification and online protection features. [/QUOTE]
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