Re: Computer Security
Susie my Broadband provider is EE and I noticed when looking at their website that they offered a years free Norton plus another year at half price so I took advantage of the offer.Re: Computer Security
I use Eset smart security which updates automatically. It's not free but I can't remember how much it is off hand. I have used it for a couple of years now and never had a problem. It catches viruses and warns you of dodgy addresses. It was recommended to me by a computer repair man.Re: Computer Security
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For me,it's 360 Total Security,as it incorporates various well-known and respected anti-malware icons. BUT...I back it up with CC and the free version of Antimalwarebytes-both of which compliment it beautifully....ergo,no problems on any machine. [I use Windows 7 64-bit on my Dell,but Linux Mint on both my Toshiba & my HP]Thread Tools | |
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