Mcafee Antispyware

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by AnthonyG, Nov 14, 2004.

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  1. AnthonyG

    AnthonyG Registered Member

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  2. mrgeek

    mrgeek Registered Member

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    I used Mcafee anti-spyware for a few weeks and finally uninstalled it, and went with Giant for real time protection. It was a pain to update (you had to login to Mcafee site, no simple in program updater) and it also installed the useless Mcafee security center. The Anti-Spyware database also seemed somewhat limited. Either Giant or Ad-aware plus Se (paid version, which I am also using) would make a better choice for resident protection.
     
  3. AnthonyG

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    Thanks for your help. Ill give that one a miss then. Its suprising as they are so good at making antiviruses.
     
  4. AJohn

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    I have noticed Mcafee trying to control things more and more. Installing there entire security center when you only have one program is very anoying. I view them to be simular to big companies like AOL who also try to control everything. At least Norton's security center only shows what you have and doesn't NAG you. I used to think Mcafee was a good company, but my views of them have went down the drain as did Nortons when they bought there zillionth company.
     
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