so guys, is there any FREE antivirus that does not fuck you up with bloatware/some other undesirable shit?
So guys, is there any FREE antivirus that does not fuck you up with bloatware/some other undesirable shit?
Xavier Martin
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Grayson Wood
just buy a Mac and you won't have to worry about it bro
Jack Rivera
Windows Defender.
Charles Carter
wasnt that a meme? im pretty sure it was
well
Carson Torres
Gentoo GNU/Linux
Nolan Ramirez
Yeah, it's called GNU/Linux
Lucas James
No not really I have never had a virus
Sebastian Phillips
Common sense. If that fails you, use malwarebytes
Owen Hernandez
Windows defender.
Otherwise there's ClamAV
Lincoln Watson
Unless you share a PC with your mom who installs every Ask toolbar and clicks on evey "free ipad", stock defender and a lick of common sense will be enough. I would recommend malwarebytes on top of it, but it's been getting progressively worse recently.
Jacob Fisher
common sense it is then
Evan Roberts
Never had a virus attack on my personal pc.
But... Avg i used in the shared family pc. It could protect from most stuff with malwarebytes. But it still got virus.
Carson Reyes
Ever since MS made MSE, and later Windows Defender, I've never used any third party antivirus and have had zero problems with virus/malware.
Christian Moore
>Otherwise there's ClamAV
Hasn't been free for quite a while.
Isaac Johnson
Windows Defender is pretty neat when it comes to free antivirus without bloat.
Gabriel Turner
>Hasn't been free for quite a while
>clamav.net
What?
Anthony Turner
If common sense doesn't work, a script blocking extension on your web browser will help, that and add blockers.
Kevin Phillips
Bitdefender free edition. Limited settings, but good protection.
Brandon Carter
>willingly installing spyware instead of just using applocker and virustotal
Lucas Torres
Avast
Julian Perez
LMAO
Aaron Martin
Immunet had a premium plan before that was obtainable through paying, but it has dropped it now and is completely free.
Besides that, MSE and ClamWin.
Joseph Garcia
It's called common sense.
Jayden Flores
uBlock + uMatrix + Common Sense: Current Year
In an seriousness, if something seems to be a virus, sandbox it in a VM and confirm for yourself.
Matthew Reyes
Windows Defender and submission of suspicious files to VirusTotal is how I do it. Otherwise if I need to use a suspicious program I just throw it at the malware VM
Anthony Wood
It's called common sense
Bentley Scott
>antivirus
What is this the dark ages?
Jaxon Bell
Gentoo Musl/Linux
Tyler Howard
Yes, actually.
Aaron Wright
bitdefender
comodo cloud
panda
mbam
immunet
just about it, the rest is all garbage