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BitDefender 2017 any good?

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They offered me some $70 off the product, should I go with them or stick with Malwarebytes?

 

What about both?

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I just uninstalled bitdefeender because it was annoying popping up every 5 min with something. Not even about a vrius it was about the software it's self I never read it I just uninstalled it eveunatly, I just kept malwearbytes 

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1 minute ago, Lazaro said:

What about neither. Stick with windows defender and know what to install and not install. ;-p 

I like to have an anti virus as a piece of mind, I used to be ass at knowing what to install and not to install. I'm very good now, but those days with thousands of viruses still scar me. :/

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Malwarebytes free works great for me :)

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I found Bitdefender, even the free one, to be very good in my experience with the program. It's very light on system resources, though not a lot of customisation in terms of settings or anything. Just set it and forget it. Sure it's not a solve all solution but it's done the job quite well in my opinion.

Not actually the database software, just some furry. Vintage tech enthusiast, has more old tech than they know what to do with.

 

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