It has the same advantage that any paid anti-virus has over a free one i.e. some sense that because you've paid for something it must be better. Or in plain Eng

It has the same advantage that any paid anti-virus has over a free one i.e. some sense that because you've paid for something it must be better. Or in plain English, no advantage at all. The irony is that Windows has had damn near perfect remote desktop support since 2002. How they've hung on for 10 years is beyond me.