Best Anti-virus

[boatshed bill]

For computer, I mean
I've had Norton on auto-renew for years but is it the best, and at £99 p.a. is it worth it?
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

[colne-claret]

I was with Norton then changed to BitDefender. Personally wish I’d stuck with Norton.

[cockneyclaret]

I use Bitdefender as I got a good renewal price.
No issues what so ever

[4midable]

AVG
Sign up to a 30 day trial
Use it free for 30 days
Go on AVG chat and cancel

Theyl offer you around 50% off

[Dougall]

Malwarebytes?

[Rick_Muller]

Windows Defender (if it’s a Windows device) it’s free and updates definitions almost daily.

[boatshed bill]

Windows Defender (if it’s a Windows device) it’s free and updates definitions almost daily.

Thanks, yes I have Windows. Will check this.

[aggi]

I didn't realise that anyone except businesses paid for anti virus nowadays.

Unless you happily click on every link and file that you see then the built-in Windows Defender is perfectly fine.

[HistoricalClaret]

For computer, I mean
I've had Norton on auto-renew for years but is it the best, and at £99 p.a. is it worth it?
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Honestly bill as many of my friends who work in the tech industry like to say the best anti-virus is common sense I personally do not pay for an anti-virus and encourage others to not do so as well as many of them are sketchy at best and Windows Defender is now competent in its own right as long as you have common sense and question anything that looks remotely suspect the likely hood of you picking up a dangerous virus or anything seriously malicious is very low.

[boatshed bill]

I didn't realise that anyone except businesses paid for anti virus nowadays.

Unless you happily click on every link and file that you see then the built-in Windows Defender is perfectly fine.

And i didn't realise it was free I pay so little attention to the world of computers.
But i do have business email.
As for clicking links, apart from on here I never do.

[CoolClaret]

Sorry to be that guy but….

MacBook - and don’t click dodgy links yeah

[Jakubclaret]

Never needed to use 1 on Linux.