Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
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Here is a list of free antivirus software that you can install on your computer or mobile device to help protect you against viruses, Trojan horses, phishing websites, spywares, and other dangerous online threats. Browsing the internet on your desktop computer or mobile device without antivirus software installed, is like going to war without your protective gears and weapons.
ComodoClick here to download for WindowsClick here to download for MACClick here to download for LinuxClick here to download for Android
AvastClick here to download for WindowsClick here to download for MACClick here to download for UbuntuClick here to download for Android
AVGClick here to download for WindowsClick here to download for LinuxClick here to download for Android
AviraClick here to download for WindowsClick here to download for MACClick here to download for Android
BitDefenderClick here to download for WindowsClick here to download for MACClick here to download for Android
Panda CloudClick here to download for Windows
Microsoft Security EssentialsClick here to download for Windows
KingsoftClick here to download for Windows
ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus + FirewallClick here to download for Windows
I recommend installating only one antivirus software on your desktop computer or mobile device.installing more than one will affect the speed performance of your computer or mobile device.in other words, will slow your computer or mobile device down.
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I recommend installing only one antivirus software on your desktop computer or mobile device. installing more than one will affect the speed performance of your computer or mobile device.in other words, will slow your computer or mobile device down...
my MacAfee live safe is now installed until aug. 2018, can I download avast now or wait until aug? Thanks.
You can wait or install it now, it is up to you.
This site onlinethreatalerts.com seems to be trustworthy, and I would follow they advice to use just one AV program at a time to avoid slowing down the computer. Besides of RAM and HDD space any AV program run a lot of CPU activity, worm up the device, draw dust, overuse the electricity and wear down the device's flash memory or the computer HDD in case of use of multiple AVP.
Thanks for the information on Total AV, they really make themselves look good.ZAI currently use Windows 10 with Windows Defender, Super Antispyware and Malwarebytes all sort of together, they dont usually scan atthe same time.I used superantispyware Before Windows 10 had any protection to speak of, now I use Windows Defender as my core system and SuperAntispyware that seems to from time to time find and come up with stuff to delete or quarantine, and MalwareBytes.The reason for Malwarebytes is that once I seem to have had an intrusive virus and purchased Malwarebytes which seemed to have deleted the malware attack and they also claim to have ransom protection.I find my computer "Asus I7 with 12GB Ram and plenty of spare HD about 200GB extra" to be slow. Am I doing all the right stuff?
Compare the free antivirus software on this website (onlintthreatalerts.com), PCMAG.com, and Tomshardware.com to help you decide which one to use.