I use as most of us here on the jaws list Vipre!
it's very accessibility once you get the hang of using it. I've had no
problems since I installed Vipre, you can use other programs too but I have
not needed to.
most likely the guy was just trying to sell you something.
I encountered that once when I installed microsoft office 2016 I had some
problems downloading it from the microsoft website I called the number that
the software told me, and the guy told me I had viruses that was preventing
me from downloading and he suggested I buy I forget what software but he
said I could buy it from him. I knew he was fooling me so I said thanks
I'll deal with it myself.
so those classes you attend to help protect you are not always good. you
can do better if you practice good computing like don't surf into those dark
realms like porn or hacked software like cracks and serial numbers.
this is just my two cents!
-----Original Message-----
From: wayne smith
Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2016 4:57 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Internet security
Today I attended a clinic at a retail computer store that reviewed internet
security and the ways of protecting your computer. The presenter told me,
after the clinic, that he uses a security suite under the name of Eset. The
virus program in this package is Nod32. Does anybody have experience with
the accessibility of Nod32 in particular and the suite in general? The
presenter emphasized that no one program can offer complete protection from
virus, Trojans, spyware and so on. Your thoughts and experiences would be
appreciated. In addition to the Eset suite he said he also used
Malwarebytes. It seems like a lot of stuff.
Thanks, in advance, for your help.
Wayne
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