#Dilly_Dawes says
9 years ago
AVG anti virus just updated there privacy policy. it says that they can and will sell your browsing history to 3rd parties.
Privacy Policy | We are serious about your privacy | AVG
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Bangered Mash
9 years ago
I wish I was more surprised by this
#Dilly_Dawes
9 years ago
lol i know right. It seems to be the way to do business now
❥ Clem
9 years ago
is that the same as avast?
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❥ Clem
9 years ago
lol
❥ Clem
9 years ago
I use Avast at home
#Dilly_Dawes
9 years ago
nope its not the same
kesseret
9 years ago
goodbye avg
kesseret
9 years ago
also do NOT use kaspersky
#Dilly_Dawes
9 years ago
^^this too
kesseret
9 years ago
d oyourself a favor, pay for malware bytes pro
#Dilly_Dawes
9 years ago
Mehhh, I think that AV is dying. Its too reactive and hash or sig based. So if they dont know about it, it wont help.
#Dilly_Dawes
9 years ago
You would be amazed what restricting use of the temp directory will do for ya. It was a measure that i used to prevent crypto locker and it has proved effective for alot more
Scarp Godenot
9 years ago
The irony of this knows no bounds. Check out this splash page: AVG AntiVirus | Extra Protection for You & Your Privacy
#Dilly_Dawes
9 years ago
hahaha i was seeing that too, its rich
kesseret
9 years ago
Dilly_Dawes: exactly, that's how it all works now. But i recommend malware bytes mostly because I've found it does the best job - better than any AV. It's the only "AV" the state police
kesseret
9 years ago
want us to use on our systems that access NCIC/VCIN too, which is pretty interesting and telling.
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