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Every anti virus programs have their naysayers.
If Norton works for you and your happy, go for it.
Jack
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New #1204
That is exactly what my point was.
Different things work for different people and systems.
With a little time the bugs will be worked out.
My faith comes from the fact that Malwarebytes has always worked the bug out and it doesn't take long.
Jack
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New #1205
I sincerely hope your optimism comes true, Jack. Unfortunately, I recall a time when Norton/Symantec was the go-to company for antivirus programs. Then they decided to revamp everything and they became a bloated, nearly unusable product for many people. It took them about 3 years to regain the trust they once had. I hope Malwarebytes doesn't go down the same path.
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New #1206
This is the first time that I recall Malwarebytes turning out such a poor product.
I have had licenses since 2008 and although it works on 2 of my computers- that's about it.
3 more to go and I am afraid to go further.
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New #1209
It's not the issues with the actual V3 product that worry me, that's fixable I believe, ( the product was not ready for prime time so should not have been released). what worries me is the direction the company seems to be taking - the fast track to Bloat central, they're buying up other products and combining products into the flagship product. As with other All in one type products they tend to become a "jack of all trades, Master of none" product, they take more resources and if there is one part with an issue the whole product is tainted.
I also suspect that the more aggressive stance with PUPs is a lot to do with sales "Sound Bytes" like the one already reported where they state the huge number of deletions of PUPs achieved, if a lot of them are false positives what value is the data.
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