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Correct. Also they have a tendency to revert settings to those which benefit MS more - they claim 'bugs' but their bugs always seem to benefit themselves.
by EasyTiger_ 10y ago
Correct. Also they have a tendency to revert settings to those which benefit MS more - they claim 'bugs' but their bugs always seem to benefit themselves.
- brianwawok 10y agoYes this is why I dumped win 10. I can't turn off defender. I have to registry hack to shut it down, then it comes back in a week. Nope. I don't care how much MS pretends to change. They are still scum.
- lightbyte 10y agoWhy would you want to turn off defender? It's the best anti-virus you can get on W10.
- ycombinete 10y agoWhat do you base this claim on?
- brianwawok 10y ago* Have used a computer for 18+ years, never gotten a Virus * Defender slows my compile time down by a good 30-50% * No interest in providing contents of my files to Microsoft.
- davidgrenier 10y agoTo quote whoever working on Chrome security: "The best of a bad bunch". Antivirus are terrible pieces of software that prevents triviality you shouldn't have downloaded in the first place.