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Saying you don't need an additional, paid antivirus/antimalware app is not the same as saying you don't need one altogether. The article ignores that Windows D
by DrScump 10y ago
Saying you don't need an additional, paid antivirus/antimalware app is not the same as saying you don't need one altogether. The article ignores that Windows Defender, in fact, is an antivirus app, since it is optional and easily disabled or deleted.
- viraptor 10y ago> you have more built-in security than ever before, including a full antivirus package that kicks in if you don’t install your own (Windows Defender) They did mention it.