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Need ur opinion on bypassing Avs - Eclipse - Apr 6, 2022 What av do u rhink is the hardest to bypass? RE: Need ur opinion on bypassing Avs - SIM-5165532 - Apr 6, 2022 they're all the same, it's like comparing human races between each other, sure black dudes got bigger dicks but other than that there aint no difference, maybe Kaspersky or BitDefender because of it's intrusiveness. RE: Need ur opinion on bypassing Avs - DominicTerado - Apr 6, 2022 (Apr 6, 2022 06:02 AM)SIM-5165532 Wrote: they're all the same, it's like comparing human races between each other, sure black dudes got bigger dicks but other than that there aint no difference, maybe Kaspersky or BitDefender because of it's intrusiveness. No. I would argue against this. Some AV’s are much better than others. Over the years there has been a big decline in Windows user base purchasing AV’s. So 85% of the time Windows Defender / MS Security takes the huge majority of the malware samples and fights against them. Intrusiveness is a flaw of its own this is why most users are purchasing Norton if they do buy one. Better yet I would say like it’s like comparing Tyrone to Chad. Sure Tyrone is a little stronger and has a bigger dick but Chad makes more money and has more resources to handle all the power and women at his disposal. To answer wwvx; Norton, MS Security, ESET, and Malwarebytes would be an honorable mention. RE: Need ur opinion on bypassing Avs - SIM-5165532 - Apr 6, 2022 (Apr 6, 2022 06:30 AM)DominicTerado Wrote: No. I would argue against this. Some AV’s are much better than others. Over the years there has been a big decline in Windows user base purchasing AV’s. So 85% of the time Windows Defender / MS Security takes the huge majority of the malware samples and fights against them. Intrusiveness is a flaw of its own this is why most users are purchasing Norton if they do buy one. Sure Chad makes more money and has more resources to handle all the power and women at his disposal but then there's Khalid, Khalid makes Chad his bitch Kleenscan RE: Need ur opinion on bypassing Avs - Goldmouth - Apr 7, 2022 I sell gas for 35, the blue car my favorite. Use ESET. |