Windows 10's built-in Defender now gets top ranking, & in the US at least, you can find most top brands of security software for around $10 per year, or less, on sale. If/when you buy a license for a year or two you don't have to use it immediately, so you can pick it up on sale, then wait until your current subscription expires to use it. Support.symanteccom/us/en/īlog.emsisoftcom/en/29265/do-not-run-multiple-antivirus/

And generally it's not a good idea to run 2 security apps/suites. maybe I missed it, but I didn't see anything on the app's page or web site that suggests Malware Hunter Pro is designed to be used alongside another security app or suite. Some comments ask about running Malware Hunter Pro along with other security software. The review was positive, noting that Malware Hunter Pro uses the Avira engine, which gets good, though not top ranking at av-testorg. Google came up with one review from a site that I'd never heard of, and Googling the site itself, I guess most people haven't heard of the site either. Glarysoft apparently doesn't submit or provide Malware Hunter Pro to AV test sites, or to publication sites like PCMagcom, so there's not a lot of info online about whether it's any good or not.

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