What are the most secure and best sites to get free downloadable software?
By bdfreelancer
@bdfreelancer (518)
August 18, 2012 9:16am CST
There are hundreds of websites that offer free software that we are in constant need. However, the same products cost a bit of good money from the manufacturing or parent company. What guarantee are there that the sites that offer these software free is not also giving a secret code to collect information from our computer? Have you experienced any thing like this?
6 responses
@shashank210307 (115)
• India
14 Nov 12
you might be right on this that free software stole vital information from our computer but you seen that software is very much costly in market so all people are not able to buy software from the market...and if we try to give best security to our computer then this issue must be far away..thnks
@BlackoutWorm (54)
• Norway
14 Oct 12
For good quality and free software I'd say use linux.
That's pretty much the best way to go if you don't wanna end up with a bunch of free crap. Because free in the Windows world is usually the same as crap.
@silverfox09 (4708)
• United States
3 Oct 12
I have not experience site trying to steal my information in a download but its not impossible . I am from the Caribbean so my info is not a top priority for creeps 
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Everyone is trying to track us these days and I really dont like it but we cant help it .
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Everyone is trying to track us these days and I really dont like it but we cant help it . @michael2012 (123)
• Vietnam
18 Aug 12
ok, i understand your situation. you can see review and download for free from some prestige sites such as cnet.com, softpedia.com, filehippo.com. nice to make fr with you. good luck.
@Asghan (1)
• India
20 Aug 12
http://download.cnet.com is the best site that i use to download software and provide good quality software, sharewares, demos, and freewares. all the software from CNET are from trustable source.
@Jatelo2 (166)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Aug 12
Since I have used most of the software download sites I would vote for http://cnet.com for unbiased software review and secure download but not forgetting http://softpedia.com for completely free and secure software download.
