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Yes but the underlying problem here is the your non-technical person on a Mac does need some sort of education or anti-virus. It's further building onto the ill
by mikeknoop 16y ago
Yes but the underlying problem here is the your non-technical person on a Mac does need some sort of education or anti-virus. It's further building onto the illusions that Mac OS is invulnerable to viruses and spyware.
- orangecat 16y agoyour non-technical person on a Mac does need some sort of education or anti-virus Education yes, antivirus no. There are roughly zero active Mac viruses; the real threat is phishing.