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AVG Anti-Virus Free 2012 build 2127 Download Offline

The free version of the AVG Antivirus protection tool.AVG Antivirus 2012 Free Edition is a very popular antivirus program, rated #1 by CNET, which provides very high quality basic protection for your windows PC. The 2012 is the latest version that has recently been released by AVG Technologies.This is the Best antivirus software available for download for free.

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Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7

* Basic protection only (comprehensive protection is available with AVG Internet Security)

* Limited languages (multiple languages are available with any paid product)

* No technical support (available with any paid product)

* No server protection (available with Network Editions)

* Not for commercial use (legal license available with any paid product)

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Google software guru: mobile anti-virus app makers are “scammers”

 Google software guru: mobile anti-virus app makers are “scammers” Posted on November 18, 2011 by Phone Arena in Mobile, Tech & Gadgets

Here’s an interesting suggestion – there’s no real malware on Android and all those reports we’ve been seeing in the last months/years are all a scam. That’s the position of Google’s open-source software guru Chris DiBona, and what he meant is not that there are no threats whatsoever, but that the sandboxing model on mobile platforms prevents viruses from being as dangerous as traditional Windows malware. Moreover, companies making the so called anti-virus solutions for Android have been exploiting you, the user:

“Virus companies are playing on your fears to try to sell you BS protection software for Android, RIM, and, iOS,” DiBona posted on Google+. “They are charlatans and scammers. If you work for a company selling virus protection for Android, RIM or iOS, you should be ashamed of yourself.”

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