- Mar 29, 2018
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Important, yes. More than an AV? I doubt it. But, I am certain some users do well with a content blocker and web filtering extension and no AV. Like @Umbra's Total Security
which is famous for lacking an AV. 
Using Defender as your first line of defense
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Important, yes. More than an AV? I doubt it. But, I am certain some users do well with a content blocker and web filtering extension and no AV. Like @Umbra's Total Security
which is famous for lacking an AV. 
- Dec 30, 2012
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This is because during beta testing Umbra's became "self aware" - devoured the entire operating system - and was trying to go after the local power grid....apparently the AI was set too aggressive.
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In fact, i sold the code to Tony Stark, he really insisted and proposed me an offer I couldn't refuse, but the idiot made Ultron from it...
I told him it was too powerful for him to handle.
I told him it was too powerful for him to handle.
- Dec 30, 2012
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- Mar 29, 2018
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Were you using Free or Pro? Pro lets you add apps to the protected list but I'm not sure of Free because it's been so long ago that I used it.
- May 29, 2018
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free, on premium you can manually add them i suppose
- Mar 29, 2018
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Yes. Beware if you use the latest Beta, users are reporting issues.
