- Dec 17, 2014
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Which is the best free antivirus for Android?
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- Oct 30, 2015
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Zemana Mobile Security is still very beta and slowly developing. Just so that you know.
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Using an AV in Android, is like wearing a helmet while driving a two wheeler. You drive safely, follow the rules, but you never know when the unexpected can happen. So, its better to have an AV.
360 security
Trend micro free ( Using now )
Bitdefender free
Lookout
Drweb Free
Trend micro free ( Using now )
Bitdefender free
Lookout
Drweb Free
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- Nov 13, 2015
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Do you guys know any free antivirus for android that's good at protection and detection? please let me know
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- Apr 17, 2011
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I'm going to say well common sense, BUT if you really want to use an AV I've always used Trend Micro. Also comes down to personal preference.
- Jan 24, 2011
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Hello,
According to the latest Av-Test results, ESET and Bitdefender seem to be antiviruses who scored the best, however I would recommend Avast as it some very good anti-theft features and it also has a very decent free version.
AV-TEST – The Independent IT-Security Institute - January 2016.
What device model do you have? Is this a rooted phone? Are you installing apps outside from Google Play Store?
- Feb 4, 2016
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I use ESET it bought the license along with the ESET Smart Security, an option that I like very much the Mobile Security & Antivirus is Anti-Theft, already tested and it really works 
I used Avast before, and I have nothing to complain about, it is a good free option
I used Avast before, and I have nothing to complain about, it is a good free option
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- Nov 13, 2015
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my device model is Qtab q1100 and its rooted and sometimes i install apps from outside but most of them from play store and i need a free antivirus
You have not specified if you want a free anti-virus or paid. In my opinion if you're willing to pay Norton Mobile Security is a very good choice, no slowdowns, web blocking, ransomware blocking and it tells you if an app is malicious BEFORE you download it. Avast! and 360 Mobile Security are some good free ones. Zemana Mobile Security can be used with other mobile security solutions.
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- Jun 21, 2014
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I use Avast, I don't know if it "is the best", but I like it.
- Aug 6, 2014
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I use ESET (the paid version from a giveaway) atm and it's very good. I used Avast in the past, but compared to ESET, it has more functions (but of course this is also the paid version I have). Both are great choices and light. But ESET looks more professional imo, since Avast has a lot more moving things on the screen while scanning for example and it does ask quite a lot to upgrade to the paid version, which eset also does, but less. However, when I'll buy my new Norton license for my pc, I'm going to take a look at the Norton AV for my phone as well.
- Oct 18, 2015
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I use Bitdefener's Free Antivirus. So far it's the most less bloated and lightest on my experience.
- Jan 24, 2011
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Ok, so you really need an antivirus. As far as free antivirus goes I would recommend that you either go with Avast or Malwarebytes...both are free.
I would also recommend that you very carefully read the apps permisons request before installing an app..and if possible you should only install apps from the official Google store.
Avast: Light,Good layers of protection,Multi language,And Firewall works in Rooted Phone.
- Jan 29, 2016
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I use ESET. Every system at my house protected by ESET
I like it, no slow down on system
My phone still Galaxy S4 tho..
I like it, no slow down on system
My phone still Galaxy S4 tho..
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