Best free Antivirus?

I have no idea.

I stopped using Avast when they began to inject ads into the emails I sent through gmail and never bothered to install something else.

>>56121953
MalwareBytes is the best Anti virus I know

>>56121953
I use Avast but I have the same issues. They're trying too hard to get shekels. Before I used to want to donate to them, now I just wish windows could let me use common sense(TM) without a bunch of skids trying to hax0r my megahertz.

>>56121953
Kaspersky for work infrastructure works like a charm
and for home I don't have antivirus
only common sense, don't download suspicious shit or at least have some VM with antivirus to check it

I just use Windows Defender + Malwarebytes. I scan with Malwarebytes like once every two to three weeks.

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Common sense 2016.
I'm not an idiot like you and run animeporn.jpg.exe like you.

>>56122020
pretty much this

also install gentoo

Comodo and Bitdefender

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may I recommend you Gentoo my good sir

>>56121953
qihoo 360

>>56121979

Interesting.

>>56121991

I use MalwareBytes for checkups but didn't know it was fully functional as an antivirus, especially since I read that you can have both Avast and MalwareBytes without any conflict between the two.

>>56121994

Times are hard. Avast might roll out micro-transactions soon enough.

>>56121998

I use common sense.. Along with noscript and adblock. But watching porn can lead to some unwanted stuff.

>>56122007

Is that Win Defender any good? I just installed Win10 and saw that shit.

>>56122020

I'm not downloading any .exe, bucko

>>56122068
>>56122147

Fuck off, Double niggers

>>56122107

Will look into that

>>56121991
that's no anti virus, its a Anti-malware.
and yes i know both are still virus but MBAM has no firewall and shits.

Do a custom install and choose only the web and file shield (mail shield is relevant if you use outlook or other mail software).

Disable avast e-mail signature from settings to get rid of ads sent trough your mails.

Turn off the sounds and turn on silent/gaming mode, no more pop-ups will bother you after that.

>>56122372
*i meant, both do remove virus

>>56122377

My man. Will give that a shot.

Also, checked

i would not recommend avast, because i read somewhere that they steal information about you or so, same as avg but i don't know what kind of information they steal from there costumers.

im currently using avira but it has some annoying ads (sometimes they rarely appears on screen for me)

>>56122324
Common sense is the only antivirus you need, and looks like it's not installed because you're running spyware as your operating system.

Spy Sheriff

Avira and Bitdefender are both great, Qihoo's 360 Total is kind of interesting because it uses both, but >chinese av.

>>56121953

They all are crap. Common sense is all you need. No virus will execute by itself, it's you the one who clicks on it, so be careful (read: aware) on what you're doing and you should be fine.

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>>56122539
>>56123355
Stop shilling

>>56122107
this
avoid
avast, avira, avg, panda , mbam, etc.
i cant stand nagging "buy me please"

>>56123705
lol

firewall? pfsense
antivirus? nah

>>56123355
What if someone sends you a nice malware infected packet?
You could argue that firewall is all you need, but a good heuristic based AV might help.

>>56121953
bitdefender free is goat

I've been using Avira, the only time I get a notification to buy it is every few days or so at 1am or something like that. Even then it's a small box in the bottom right of the screen so idgaf

After building my new pc and installing avast any other anti virus it deleted safe files even when I added them to exclusions so I don't run any anti virus and let windows firewall do its job and use common sense of what's safe. Also the WOT chrome extension is good at showing dangerous sites

>>56123355
>No virus will execute by itself
ever heard of stuxnet?

>>56122377
Was about to post this

>>56121953
Every free proprietary antivirus for windows is complete garbage for tech illiterate people. If you are tech illiterate either use comodo, it's least shitty.
If you know anything about computers use tinywall+ublock+umatrix and scan with clamwin+malwarebytes once in a while.
If you actually want decent AV get paid one.

>>56122324
Don't use a real time antivirus, just get malwarebytes and occasionaly run a scan.
For the porn, just browse popular sites (xnxx,xvideos ecc.), and if you're into shady stuff, just keep a backup of the important stuff in case a curry encrypts all your shit

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>needing an antivirus

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>>56129710
There's hackers out there man, you can't be too careful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQY-V0l2g5c

>>56121953
Well, Microsoft is starting to become even more serious with security as they plan to start marketing Windows Defender to Enterprise.

https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2016/03/01/announcing-windows-defender-advanced-threat-protection/

It is only a matter of time before enterprise features trickle down to consumers.

>>56121994
>>56123770
If you turn on silent gaming mode in avast, the popups disappear.

Avira, Comodo, win defender and malwarebytes for me

>>56130600
you forgot to mention the occasional use of a buttplug to avoid penetrations from behind

I use Bitdefender Free, Malwarebytes and Malwarebytes Anti Exploit

Am I retarded?

I use bitdefender2016

>>56130647
Actually made me chuckle

ESET NOD64
Don't download the old 32-bit version

Barclays (UK) offers free Kaspersky subscription.

It has some interesting utilities but it feels like a Russian botnet.

>>56128925
This. Who the hell uses realtime antivirus anymore? You could always just install ComodoFirewall if you need something to keep your pc in check.