hello NoVirusThanks,
I would like two things:
1)German language in the program
2)OSArmor for 1 year, without subscription
I would like two things:
1)German language in the program
2)OSArmor for 1 year, without subscription
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@Xtwillight
Multilanguage support is on the todo list (but not yet initialized).
About point 2):
You can subscribe for a 1 year license and then from the "Manage Subscription Portal" you can cancel the automated subscription so it will not be renewed at the end of the 1 year.
Multilanguage support is on the todo list (but not yet initialized).
About point 2):
You can subscribe for a 1 year license and then from the "Manage Subscription Portal" you can cancel the automated subscription so it will not be renewed at the end of the 1 year.
Hello NovirusThanks,
Thank you for your answers
To 1)I will be happy if there is a Multilanguage support.
To 2)SUBSCRIBERS. Systems can be useful, but they can also be negative.
Examples
SUBSCRIPTION system: Discussion with Fabian Wosar here at MalwareTips - in the Emsiforum - and via Skyp
No insight into the fact that customers also want the option that no SUBSCRIPTION system takes place automatically.
Reaction from me and some other longtime users not to buy this software anymore.
Bitdefender 2023: Received a version over 1 year that is automatically a SUBSCRIBER system.
Correspondence via e-mail, you can deactivate the SUBSCRIPTION system online via your customer account.
My reaction: Customer account for the SUBSCRIBER system deactivated, customer account deleted, software uninstalled, newsletter canceled
The whole thing is a similar strategy to that of Emsisoft.
I am a customer, I don't want a SUBSCRIBER system when I order.
I want to be able to choose a product - service - software at the time of purchase on the provider's website,
that before it comes to a purchase/contract, this service can only be purchased for a certain time without having to open a customer account to deactivate a SUBSCRIBER system.
Illnesses can be negative for you or me as a person in a SUBSCRIBER system:
Examples:
Stroke / dementia / and other illnesses that can affect single people,
are an argument against the ABONNENTEN system.
If you have one of these diseases and are single, you may forget how to use a computer, for example,
they may not even know their passwords. Or that they have subscribed to a SUBSCRIPTION system somewhere.
They would then automatically pay for a SUBSCRIPTION system that they no longer know about and cannot use.
In 2020 ca Single households in Germany ca 41% ca 16.48 million
approximately 200,000 first-time strokes and 70,000 recurrent strokes occur in Germany each year (see link to statistics)
In 2017, the number of single households in the UK was 27.2 million,
In the USA, there will be 36.5 million single-person households in 2022, including around 18 million older people
Deaths due to stroke in selected countries worldwide in 2021
Schlaganfälle - Todesfälle nach Ländern | Statista
In Litauen starben im Jahr 2021 nach Angaben der OECD durchschnittlich 27,4 Patienten je 100 Krankenhausbehandlung aufgrund von Schlaganfällen (ICD-10 I63-I64) innerhalb von 30 Tagen nach der Behandlung.
de.statista.com
Imagine you buy a washing machine or a car or a TV.
When you buy the appliance or car, you automatically become a subscriber. Or filling up at a petrol station
would automatically create a subscription.
Many people around the world are single, widowed - single - or have no one to look after them.
It is certainly good that some benefits are then received automatically, but not all benefits, especially if you may no longer know about them.
I believe that in a digital world, the digital estate is still not regulated enough, that there must be a secure legal possibility worldwide to regulate everything that should happen if the respective people can no longer do this and they have no one.
I hope I have been able to explain what I am also concerned with when I do not want a SUBSCRIBER
and instead prefer a limited time option for software or services of any kind.
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I agree with @Xtwillight that automated subscription isn't consumer-friendly.
Besides that I don't see an option to unsubscribe. I don't even see any subscription. Isn't that weird?
Edit: Now I asked them by mail to fix the empty part of my Subscription Portal.
Besides that I don't see an option to unsubscribe. I don't even see any subscription. Isn't that weird?
Edit: Now I asked them by mail to fix the empty part of my Subscription Portal.
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Unless the owner/developer would actually change that, and btw @NoVirusThanks reply feels very clear:
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I'm neither a user or a customer of OSArmor or any other of the products from the developer, but was easy and quick to understand that PayPal is also available at the checkout as seen in the screenshot below. Personal I would simply use that if I for any reason would be worried for any " issues ". No problem to kill/stop subscriptions with.
The current subscription rate of 19.99/year is a sweet deal. I'm not a shill trying to promote the product, as I'm only saying that it's realistically a very good deal for a solid and effective anti-malware software. In fact, NVT has offered deals every year for at least a few years now on this software. I just recently paid $17.00 CDN for a yearly subscription on it last month from a promotional deal I got two years ago.
Expect a 50% discount code. I would appreciate your help. You must have an offer for the loyal users of this forum and those who want to become new users
Hello upnorth , I have understood what NothanksVirus has written. That you can deactivate the subscription via the customer account.
It would be nicer for customers if there was the option to "Deactivate the renewal service" when ordering.
Like Gdata, for example, allows customers to do.
I find that consumer-friendly
It would be nicer for customers if there was the option to "Deactivate the renewal service" when ordering.
Like Gdata, for example, allows customers to do.
I find that consumer-friendly
For my PayPal account I use a separate emailadress. It's that emailadress that's used for the Subscription Portal. I had also a Subscription Portal for another emailadress that I use in other cases. That Subscription Portal stayed empty. Rather confusing. Nevertheless OSArmor is in my eyes a recommendable second layer security product.
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Here is a pre-release test 1 version of OSArmor PERSONAL v1.9.3:
www.wilderssecurity.com
NoVirusThanks OSArmor: An Additional Layer of Defense
We have released OSArmor v1.9.1: https://www.osarmor.com/download/ Here is the changelog: [10-Dec-2023] v1.9.1.0 + Fixed all reported false...
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What might be pro"s or con" using NoVirus compared to Cyberlock?
We have released OSArmor v1.9.3:
Here is the changelog:
If you have automatic updates enabled then OSArmor should auto-update in the next hours.
Else you can install it "over-the-top" of the installed version, reboot is not needed.
In case you used test builds you need to install this final release "over-the-top".
If you find false positives or issues please let me know.
@Dave Russo
I personally don't like to compare our software with others.
They are both good products and proven to be effective, you may want to give them a try and see what is more suitable for your use case.
You may also post on the "Compare Software" thread and see what other users will reply.
Download OSArmor for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit) | OSArmor
Download the setup file for OSArmor Personal, Business and Enterprise version for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit). All executable files are digitally signed and free from adware.
www.osarmor.com
Here is the changelog:
If you have automatic updates enabled then OSArmor should auto-update in the next hours.
Else you can install it "over-the-top" of the installed version, reboot is not needed.
In case you used test builds you need to install this final release "over-the-top".
If you find false positives or issues please let me know.
@Dave Russo
I personally don't like to compare our software with others.
They are both good products and proven to be effective, you may want to give them a try and see what is more suitable for your use case.
You may also post on the "Compare Software" thread and see what other users will reply.
Here is a pre-release test 1 version of OSArmor PERSONAL v1.9.4:
Here is what's new so far:
If you find issues or FPs please let me know.
Here is a screenshot of the OSA Events Viewer app:
And here are the new options in OSA Configurator -> Trusted Vendors tab:
Code:
https://downloads.osarmor.com/osa-personal-1-9-4-setup-test1.exeHere is what's new so far:
If you find issues or FPs please let me know.
Here is a screenshot of the OSA Events Viewer app:
And here are the new options in OSA Configurator -> Trusted Vendors tab:
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We have released OSArmor v1.9.4:
Here is the changelog:
If you have automatic updates enabled then OSArmor should auto-update in the next hours.
Else you can install it "over-the-top" of the installed version, reboot is not needed.
In case you used test builds you need to install this final release "over-the-top".
If you find false positives or issues please let me know.
We added on Events Viewer some new options to ease the creation of exclusion rules:
"Create Exclusion Rule" -> Will open Exclusions Helper with all pre-filled fields.
"Copy Exclusion Rule to Clipboard" -> Will copy to clipboard an auto-generate exclusion rule that can then be pasted (and if needed modified) on Exclusions.db
"Open Exclusions" -> Will open Exclusions.db with Notepad
And on the Configurator -> Trusted Vendors tab, you can add a new trusted vendor from a .exe or .msi file.
It now supports also drag and drop of .exe and .msi files on the Trusted Vendors tab.
Download OSArmor for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit) | OSArmor
Download the setup file for OSArmor Personal, Business and Enterprise version for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit). All executable files are digitally signed and free from adware.
www.osarmor.com
Here is the changelog:
If you have automatic updates enabled then OSArmor should auto-update in the next hours.
Else you can install it "over-the-top" of the installed version, reboot is not needed.
In case you used test builds you need to install this final release "over-the-top".
If you find false positives or issues please let me know.
We added on Events Viewer some new options to ease the creation of exclusion rules:
"Create Exclusion Rule" -> Will open Exclusions Helper with all pre-filled fields.
"Copy Exclusion Rule to Clipboard" -> Will copy to clipboard an auto-generate exclusion rule that can then be pasted (and if needed modified) on Exclusions.db
"Open Exclusions" -> Will open Exclusions.db with Notepad
And on the Configurator -> Trusted Vendors tab, you can add a new trusted vendor from a .exe or .msi file.
It now supports also drag and drop of .exe and .msi files on the Trusted Vendors tab.
We have released OSArmor v1.9.5:
Here is the changelog:
If you have automatic updates enabled then OSArmor should auto-update in the next hours.
Else you can install it "over-the-top" of the installed version, reboot is not needed.
In case you used test builds you need to install this final release "over-the-top".
If you find false positives or issues please let me know.
Download OSArmor for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit) | OSArmor
Download the setup file for OSArmor Personal, Business and Enterprise version for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit). All executable files are digitally signed and free from adware.
www.osarmor.com
Here is the changelog:
If you have automatic updates enabled then OSArmor should auto-update in the next hours.
Else you can install it "over-the-top" of the installed version, reboot is not needed.
In case you used test builds you need to install this final release "over-the-top".
If you find false positives or issues please let me know.
We have released OSArmor v1.9.6
Download OSArmor for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit) | OSArmor
+ Fixed all reported false positives
+ Added more signers to Trusted Vendors list
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Download OSArmor for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit) | OSArmor
+ Fixed all reported false positives
+ Added more signers to Trusted Vendors list
Changelog History | OSArmor
Here you can find what we have changed and updated on OSArmor software. We constantly improve our product with bugs fixes, features and rules to block suspicious processes.
www.osarmor.com
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OSArmor v1.9.7 released:
www.wilderssecurity.com
Download OSArmor for Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (32 & 64-bit) | OSArmor
NoVirusThanks OSArmor: An Additional Layer of Defense
I just got this: [SPOILER] @novirusthanks , Is there an exclusion that could work temporarily for this? I've added the exclusion through the Add...
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New to the product so I am trying to properly test it. Any custom rules you guys suggest increasing protection, or the developer has as covered with his options?
I enabled maximum protection and clicked a few more options that would not bother me further.
I enabled maximum protection and clicked a few more options that would not bother me further.
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I have only used the free version and remember I enabled nearly all rules, except one (block programs running in user folders). I did enable the block unsigned processes running in user folders.
I have a rather simple software setup (Office + Chrome + 1 user application + system cleaner + data backup + image recovery) and never had any problems with OS Armor.
I have only used the free version and remember I enabled nearly all rules, except one (block programs running in user folders). I did enable the block unsigned processes running in user folders.
I have a rather simple software setup (Office + Chrome + 1 user application + system cleaner + data backup + image recovery) and never had any problems with OS Armor.
I use just Basic Protection with some added rules (besides MS Defender and ConfigureDefender High).
Even though OSArmor always runs on the system, it doesn't feel like a foreign and intrusive object, probably because it uses Windows embedded rules-infrastructure. And of course the software is clever engineered and very well developed and maintained.
Even though OSArmor always runs on the system, it doesn't feel like a foreign and intrusive object, probably because it uses Windows embedded rules-infrastructure. And of course the software is clever engineered and very well developed and maintained.
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