Inders99
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- Nov 11, 2014
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BSOD much?
BSOD much?
I don't know if you've used any Windows version after Vista, if you're just an anti-Microsoft type of person, if you're trolling or just living in 2001 but BSODs are thing of the past unless there's something actually wrong with your hardware or if you've installed crap that broke your system... otherwise Windows works just fine now.
It's not like you're safe from viruses wherever you go. Malware exist whether you're in Linux or Mac. In the past 4 years alone the number of malware targetting Macs has increased by more than 300% like yearly.Don't like it. Haven't used it in years, they lost my trust long ago. I do have it on my work computer because it Quickbooks plays nicer on it than iOS, I find it archaic and not intuitive at all. Don't like the anti-virus trap either, I had it on my older windows and still got viruses...and no, I don't surf sketchy sites.
Don't like it. Haven't used it in years, they lost my trust long ago. I do have it on my work computer because it Quickbooks plays nicer on it than iOS, I find it archaic and not intuitive at all. Don't like the anti-virus trap either, I had it on my older windows and still got viruses...and no, I don't surf sketchy sites.
windows defender. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don't use any antivirus for my Android devices or any Linux devices. Most of it is simply unnecessary and slows down the device whilst draining battery and reporting false positives. I stay away from dodgy websites and only download apps from Play Store (not any of those dodgy selfie enhancer apps, RAM cleaning apps or Cheetah Mobile apps). I haven't had any issues with malware on any Linux device.I think I'm in the right place.
Has anybody used PC matic to protect their devices?