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<blockquote data-quote="Begonia" data-source="post: 1091891" data-attributes="member: 114618">I am not going to improve that Norton has become very bad just wanna tell that Norton&#039;s network protection became not as powerful as before.Of course I know there are lots of malware and no antivirus can detect them all. I used to spend a whole summer holiday studying antivirus detections and malware samples. I have almost used every Antivirus that individuals can access that time. And I do think the detection rates exist. And according to my experience in testing malware, Avast is exactly very good.In a word, I do not mean Norton will become bad I just mean if Norton give its own excellent tech up and turn into a skinned Avast, it will be a Tear of Era because Norton has Avastized. It is itself no more.I&#039;m afraid it&#039;s hard to really say which of them is better. It&#039;s also a matter of opinion to say whether Norton has really gotten better or worse. But I&#039;m just a little surprised and disappointed because the status quo is so far from what I expected. Gen&#039;s behaviour doesn&#039;t make me agree with it, even if there is indeed a force majeure element to it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Begonia, post: 1091891, member: 114618"] I am not going to improve that Norton has become very bad just wanna tell that Norton's network protection became not as powerful as before. Of course I know there are lots of malware and no antivirus can detect them all. I used to spend a whole summer holiday studying antivirus detections and malware samples. I have almost used every Antivirus that individuals can access that time. And I do think the [B]detection rates [/B]exist. And according to my experience in testing malware, Avast is exactly very good. In a word, I do not mean Norton will become bad I just mean if Norton give its own excellent tech up and turn into a skinned Avast, it will be a Tear of Era because Norton has Avastized. It is itself no more. I'm afraid it's hard to really say which of them is better. It's also a matter of opinion to say whether Norton has really gotten better or worse. But I'm just a little surprised and disappointed because the status quo is so far from what I expected. Gen's behaviour doesn't make me agree with it, even if there is indeed a force majeure element to it. [/QUOTE]

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