Dec 22, 2016 11:27 AM (This post was last modified: Dec 22, 2016 11:32 AM by Korvo.)
Well I don't like it because it's a resource hog, plus from what I've seen it doesn't have a good detection rate at all. I've worked on several computers that had mcafee & they were still badly infected.
For starters, it's just a shit anti-virus, and it's the equivalent of Windows Vista with constant "Are you sure?" questions.
It's like a clingy ex-girlfriend, and very difficult to get rid off entirely.
It's basically child's play to bypass it, and just overall completely worthless. That, and it nags you to absolutely no end.
(Dec 23, 2016 03:05 PM)Omniscient Wrote: That video is hilarious. I feel the same way about Norton products too.
Yeah Norton was never great. I remember a time when McAfee was the recommended software though. Now it's just what these salesmen try and sell to you when you're buying a new computer, they act like an expert when it comes to infections but really they've no clue what they're talking about. 😠
It's a huge pain in the ass to remove I noticed and it would install on anyone's computer when they downloaded adobe a few years ago (well they could uncheck it but nobody would read that crap).
Basically malware that pretends to be a malware remover. Garbage.
It takes some extra usage, uninstalling is a bit tough & you always get those petty messages in the bottom right corner telling you to update your subscription, do a scan or whatever.
(Dec 23, 2016 05:25 PM)Bluffer Wrote: It's a huge pain in the ass to remove I noticed and it would install on anyone's computer when they downloaded adobe a few years ago (well they could uncheck it but nobody would read that crap).
Basically malware that pretends to be a malware remover. Garbage.