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<blockquote data-quote="Game Of Thrones" data-source="post: 1107688" data-attributes="member: 23430"><p>all gendigital products are now super duper bad, if you see their behavior and their tactics, they are going to be a PUP! but yeah a pup with malware detection. instead of merging technologies and creating a good product look what they are doing. like one of our friends said, please take a look at Trendmicro no bloatware, or it&#039;s better to say no on the face bloatware! with Microsoft Defender getting strong, it seems some companies are looking at some PUP behaviors to improve revenue.as a normal user, you don&#039;t need third-party antimalware apps in Windows these days. the choice of antimalware apps is getting narrow each year, what good company remains? Kaspersky and its political situation? Bitdefender and its heavy bloatwarey apps?! Even Eset started some PUP behavior! with their offering of protected folder, liveguard and etc for higher tier apps, although I give them credit if they have a bloatware it does not install with the product, it does not bother you after you click I don&#039;t want it, and it&#039;s not in your face. the list goes on !! with this situation, I think we will see more behaviors like ESET (getting protection technologies if you pay more) and Norton ( fully pup and lazy just for money business)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Game Of Thrones, post: 1107688, member: 23430"] all gendigital products are now super duper bad, if you see their behavior and their tactics, they are going to be a PUP! but yeah a pup with malware detection. instead of merging technologies and creating a good product look what they are doing. like one of our friends said, please take a look at Trendmicro no bloatware, or it's better to say no on the face bloatware! with Microsoft Defender getting strong, it seems some companies are looking at some PUP behaviors to improve revenue.as a normal user, you don't need third-party antimalware apps in Windows these days. the choice of antimalware apps is getting narrow each year, what good company remains? Kaspersky and its political situation? Bitdefender and its heavy bloatwarey apps?! Even Eset started some PUP behavior! with their offering of protected folder, liveguard and etc for higher tier apps, although I give them credit if they have a bloatware it does not install with the product, it does not bother you after you click I don't want it, and it's not in your face. the list goes on !! with this situation, I think we will see more behaviors like ESET (getting protection technologies if you pay more) and Norton ( fully pup and lazy just for money business) [/QUOTE]

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