The third party antivirus industry is big business.
Okay.
No argument about that. And there's a reason why that is. The Internet world is fraught with malware and viruses at almost every turn with very few safe zones. So users have to protect themselves. They have to make sure the integrity of their devices is not compromised and therefore leaving them exposed to very unscrupulous elements out there.
There's antivirus programs for phones, tablets, computers and all but we'll be focusing on computers, Windows computers precisely.
If you are using any of the following: Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 (you should really consider switching to 10), or 10, then you are eligible to what we are discussing here.
Until now, it was critical that you had one running. This could be free version of the popular brands like Kaspersky, Avast, McAfee, Norton and a million others. Or you had a subscription running.
The free version of these apps are really watered down versions that they intended to use for pulling you into buying the full version but most people never make the transition. Until the users get hacked or a problematic...
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