Have you installed any anti-virus software on your computer?

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You must first install antivirus software to protect your computer from viruses, ransomware, spyware, and other dangers. This software may also help boost your computer's performance, as malware can cause crashes and other issues. Anti-virus software helps your computer work properly. I currently use Avast's free version, but I hope to upgrade to the paid version soon. Have you installed any anti-virus software on your computer?
 
I have never used any device be it smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer without installing antivirus software in it immediately. I can't risk being compromised by a malware.
 
I used to be big on installing it my computers, but I haven't lately. Well, the reason is laziness really and the fact that I don't visit any dangerous sites. I mean, if you don't visit dangerous sites, there's not much a chance of getting real infections. Has anyone noticed that? Anyway, though, I wouldn't advise going without anti-virus and it's possible to get good anti-virus for a low cost. You just have to look around.
 
When I was running on Windows, I used a antivirus software, which I think was McAfee, but I never found it very useful. Now that I use a Macbook, I dont use antivirus softwares anymore.

However, is it just a myth that if you are an Apple MacBook user, you dont need to install a antivirus software? The guys at the Apple branded store didnt tell me anything about it. So far, I am so good :D
 
You must first install antivirus software to protect your computer from viruses, ransomware, spyware, and other dangers. This software may also help boost your computer's performance, as malware can cause crashes and other issues. Anti-virus software helps your computer work properly. I currently use Avast's free version, but I hope to upgrade to the paid version soon. Have you installed any anti-virus software on your computer?
Bot. hehe I've used Windows Defender since it was built in to the system, I think starting with Windows 10. Seems to work good. I previously used ESET in like 2006.
 
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