Do you use a legal copy of your anti virus

India
October 21, 2009 1:35pm CST
Almost everyone over here would be using an anti virus Usually i downloaded anti virus software from internet from torrents and free sources where we get cracks along with it or some key generators but after i used kaspersky i loved it , but then i tried all keys and cracks but could'nt use kaspersky , i hesitated to buy it coz i saw on its official webpage its price was around 28 $ but i had to forcefully buy it , and to my surprise it was cheap in stores it was only 8 $ and was a legal copy and am using it since 6 months for 3 computers and all are working well , nowadays its cheap , unlike before the rates are not high How many of u use a legal one / or a cracked one
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14 responses
@anning (88)
• China
22 Oct 09
i am using a legal Norton now.but before i used to using the ones that i downloaded from the internet . the download one can not work efficiently like the legal one. at the same time i always worry the performance. if you have lots of important informations in your computer i suggest you buy a legal one
• India
23 Oct 09
ya of course , u r right a legal one is better in any way
@shell2784 (752)
• United States
22 Oct 09
I have uninstalled all versions of any anti virus software off of both of my home computers... and I have had less problems then ever with them off. No viruses, no stupid pop ups telling me to do this or that and the other thing... I'm lovin' it!
• India
26 Oct 09
ya even i have heard this but when u have a anti virus it keeps blocking such viruses so this makes the pc slow now without an anti virus u dont have any protection and again there is no one to stop them copying them selves over every location , changing the registry so u will not fell any difference even if ur PC is flooded with viruses only thing is ur access over administrative tools will vanish
@youless (112496)
• Guangzhou, China
22 Oct 09
Actually I am not very afraid of the computer virus. I don't want to spend much in this aspect. There are many free anti-virus software and therefore I just choose to use one of them. My computer still works fine anyway:) The free anti-virus software works the same like other famous anti-virus software and it also provides me the computer virus database update. So why I have to use an illegal software? I love China
• India
26 Oct 09
ya it does , coz its from the same vendor which provides high end security av's so it has the basic features it should have but against heaVY viruses it cannot fight and would give up any time and i dont want to loose my data by formatting so i preffer spending some bucks
@reneezoso (392)
• India
22 Oct 09
well why waste money when you are gettin good and the best for free ... take for example .. you can have avg , avira ... and in case you really need hacked versions of norton or anything theres alaways filehippo.com cheer \m/
• India
26 Oct 09
i think u never faced a big virus attack
@getbrowser (1708)
• China
22 Oct 09
For the moment, I am using a legal version of Rising. I bought it at the cost of about 20 dollars 2 year ago. As a paid security software, Rising is developed by engineers from China, which is popular among people in China. Usually, tt is updated on time per day in order to strenghten its ability of deleting viruses. From where I stand, it is worth buying if a software can help us make our computer safe.
• India
26 Oct 09
is rising good
@twobits (31)
• United States
21 Oct 09
I use legal copies, most of the time by sticking to one of the many ones that are offered for free by their maker. Occasionally I will also set someone up using the AV that came with their computer or that they can get from their ISP.
• India
22 Oct 09
ya nowadays isp's are providing antivirus free of cost its good that u get it and it doesnt expire every time , i too got few options but later i decided to buy one as it was cheap
@fsound (756)
• Philippines
22 Oct 09
I am thankful I have been using Avira Free Anti Virus for years now and so far it's great.
@laydee (12798)
• Philippines
22 Oct 09
Mine is legal and free, Avira Antivir. It's a home edition. I think it's great that they've come up with these home edition types because it's really unrealistic for someone to buy them with the prices they have. Not to mention that sooner or later these antivirus can no longer service your needs further, then what? throw away the big bucks you spent for them?
@ra1787 (501)
• Italy
21 Oct 09
Yes i use Avira that is free for personal use. So it is completely legal.
@ample03 (403)
• India
21 Oct 09
Well, I am using AVG free version so obviously it is legal, I have registered myself also. Though it has some limited features compared to the retail full version, but I am very much happy to use the free version till today. It is really wise to buy full legal versions but I should definitely find all places for the best offer available to buy it in store or Internet.
@todenn (3)
• China
22 Oct 09
I do use a legal copy of rising anti virus. I payed 30RMB for 24month permit. hehe
• Mexico
22 Oct 09
Hi velocity: I used to download the free trials of some antivirus but now i'm just happy with my deep freeze and i keep my information safe on my laptop and key usb. Lol XD
@Xygatrix (103)
• United States
21 Oct 09
I've been using a full version of NOD32. I didn't pay for it, though, it's a shared computer. Wife paid for it. :)
• United States
21 Oct 09
i use legal but mine wasn't cheap i bought it at office depot and it cost me $57