Raz wrote:Don't listen to him. People can use whatever antivirus they want.
If you want to have a computer with trojans, worms, and adware from an expired Norton subscription that will not go away until you renew the subscription, thus lagging your PC and bogging it down with bugs, be my guest. Though I've had experience with it, and I know a lot more about the bad effects of Norton than you do.
And Norton compared to the vast majority of other freeware antivirus softwares is a bad option when protecting your PC, because it says it cleans, but blocks tons of ♥♥♥♥ that it shouldn't. Something like Malwarebytes or Avast is a better free choice, and will protect your PC a lot better than Norton ever will.
I've also talked to professionals and experienced viruses before, even deleting them manually by hand, so I know how well Norton does its job compared to other antivirus softwares...it performs horribly.
Paying for a piece of crap, in other words.