Are there any good, free antivirus programs out there? I know common sense is good but i just want to feel extra safe.
windows defender
>>55616913
this tbqhwu
>>55616898
Linux.
install gentoo
>>55616898
Common Sense 2K16 Edition
avira maybe
>>55616898
i personally had total 360 so far it was ok nothing too much but ok
>>55616898
i use malwarebytes but have no idea what it protects me from
>>55616898
I use Avast Antivirus. Disable sound under general settings. Disable software updater, cleanup, and secureline vpn under tools and you're fine. Just register a throw away email and you get a free year. Register again after a year and get another year.
>>55616898
goes for cheap every year on christmas season
>>55620547
huge waste of time. Just use Microsoft Security Essentials or Windows Defender. You don't need a third party app at all.
>>55616898
malwarebytes premium.
>>55620547
>>55617127
bloat
>>55620547
Avast bought GMER and that means it is decent. If you must use AV it's a good choice.
>>55620594
More bloated than the morning after Thanksgiving.
>>55621640
>>55621141
>too much bloat!!
Oh my god this antivirus is bloated? I'd rather not have ANY AV for sure than having bloat on my pc!!
t. arch user
>>55616898
AVG
>>55621640
how do i convince half my family to stop buying it every year
Malwarebytes Anti Malware + Anti Exploit.
Anything else that constantly runs in the background for "free protection" is a virus in itself.
You can get Eset licenses on ebay for less than 5 bucks, stop being a greedy mofo.
>mfw my computer illiterate family uses mcafee
>mfw I'm designated tech support every family meetup and have to go through every single message the shitty software gives
>he claims to exercise common sense 2016.
>he is yet to install gnu+linux.
New release of C.S.
>>55623687
>>55621911
show them eset
