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<blockquote data-quote="Victor M" data-source="post: 1118815" data-attributes="member: 96560">So I take it that the main difference between Smart and AutoPilot is that Smart will turn CL to OFF. Smart and AutoPilot both learns and build the white list. [USER=71262]@oldschool[/USER] , what is the &#039;slightly less protective capability&#039; you speak of?Also so I take it that Always On does Not build the whitelist? (The users guide does not mention building the whitelist in the paragraph)The &#039;Automatically deactivate after X minutes of idle&#039; worries me. The user guide says to allow background + update processes. That worries me because CL does not seem to know and whitelist all Windows background + update processes ( oh I will just shutdown now and let what will be will be) The Custom Folders feature does not say what happens if it is not enabled. Does it default deny block or what?&nbsp;I do not want CL to be OFF anytime. That is my requirement; hackers attack with or without a web app running; because some Windows services do interact online. So is AutoPilot is the best bet for me? (At least for the first week of use? )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Victor M, post: 1118815, member: 96560"] So I take it that the main difference between Smart and AutoPilot is that Smart will turn CL to OFF. Smart and AutoPilot both learns and build the white list. [USER=71262]@oldschool[/USER] , what is the 'slightly less protective capability' you speak of? Also so I take it that Always On does Not build the whitelist? (The users guide does not mention building the whitelist in the paragraph) The 'Automatically deactivate after X minutes of idle' worries me. The user guide says to allow background + update processes. That worries me because CL does not seem to know and whitelist all Windows background + update processes ( oh I will just shutdown now and let what will be will be) The Custom Folders feature does not say what happens if it is not enabled. Does it default deny block or what? I do not want CL to be OFF anytime. That is my requirement; hackers attack with or without a web app running; because some Windows services do interact online. So is AutoPilot is the best bet for me? (At least for the first week of use? ) [/QUOTE]

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