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<blockquote data-quote="Moonhorse" data-source="post: 1091265" data-attributes="member: 72712">G-data is bit heavy for my liking, it also inteferes with other software easily , even the protection is good i wouldnt use it. Its also high priced value wiseSo its trend micro vs f-secure then- both are very light on system resources- both have excellent web filter- both have simple interfaces, f-secure is ready out of box, with trend micro you want to use hypersensitive mode or set web filter on highSo if you want good VPN and deepguard go with the f-secure total security, it costs more than trend micro thoughtIf you dont need VPN, and dont like paying that much for antivirus, go with trend microI prefer trend micro because of excellent web protection, it has mobile version of antivirus too. I have it installed on every family device: dekstop, mobile phones and tablets, it also has filter for kids to not visit shady sites. Licenses are cheap, only 9 eur for 3 years/5 devices from kinguin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moonhorse, post: 1091265, member: 72712"] G-data is bit heavy for my liking, it also inteferes with other software easily , even the protection is good i wouldnt use it. Its also high priced value wise So its trend micro vs f-secure then - both are very light on system resources - both have excellent web filter - both have simple interfaces, f-secure is ready out of box, with trend micro you want to use hypersensitive mode or set web filter on high So if you want good VPN and deepguard go with the f-secure total security, it costs more than trend micro thought If you dont need VPN, and dont like paying that much for antivirus, go with trend micro I prefer trend micro because of excellent web protection, it has mobile version of antivirus too. I have it installed on every family device: dekstop, mobile phones and tablets, it also has filter for kids to not visit shady sites. Licenses are cheap, only 9 eur for 3 years/5 devices from kinguin [/QUOTE]

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