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Top-notch virus detection (pcworld.com)
Antivirus is certified effective by independent labs. Very successful at protecting a clean... (pcmag.com)
We have collected and analyzed 7 expert reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 76/100. The average review date is December 24, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 14037 reviews from other Other Software. Last update: November 19, 2009.

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November, 2009
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Avira's security suite is a good choice for more-technical users who want the best detection but don't need phone support or parental controls.
Top-notch virus detection
No parental controls ; No phone support
If you're a more technically inclined user willing to figure out a few things on your own, and you want the best malware detection available, Avira's suite might be a fine choice for you. But a number of other suites are easier to use. And if you fear ...
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The latest version of Avira's security suite is strong against viruses and spyware but weak in most other areas.
Antivirus is certified effective by independent labs. Very successful at protecting a clean system from malware. WebGuard detects and blocks Web-based exploits. Includes backup.
Firewall vulnerable to malware attack. Antispam seriously slowed e-mail download and missed almost half the spam. No privacy/parental features. New backup feature is very limited.
Avira Premium Security Suite gets kudos from independent labs for virus protection, and my tests showed it effective at protecting clean systems from spyware. But its firewall is shaky, its spam filter lets through a ton of spam, and its new backup ...
The free edition of Avira's AntiVir antivirus utility has over three million...
Avira's security suite is a good choice for more-technical users who want the best detection but don't need phone support or parental controls.
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