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Offers an alternative to internet browser (Chrome comes to mind) password management that Avast claims is more secure due to better encryption. You can also choose which applications are able to modify those files. This nifty tool secures any files or folders that contain your personal, sensitive data. Your usual firewall protective service that some consider better than Windows Defender.- Ransomware Shield (Premium). If you have doubts about something you just downloaded, you can run it in the sandbox with a clear conscience.- Firewall (premium). Very neat feature where you can run apps, download files, and visit the web from a secure environment. Ensures you don't get DNS hijacked which redirects you from a real site to a fake version.- Sandbox (premium). Scans every wifi enabled component on your network for any threats.- Real Site (premium). Any detected virus gets stored here.- Wi-Fi Inspector. One for files, system behavior, web activities, and emails and attachment. Avast has four shields that it keeps on at all times.

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Smart scan is the default choice but you can choose more specific scans like a full virus scan, a scan of particular folders or external drives, a scan that focuses on boot-up procedures, and you can even create your own scan.- Core Shields. Eight features that you can actively decide to run apart from the usual Smart Scan Anything other than a green will have a button to push for a guided resolution. Red means that there's a critical issue with core antivirus components that you need to address. A yellow warning would signify a recent and urgent vulnerability. When it's green, it means that your protection components are turned on. Here you see a simple stoplight motif green, yellow, or red depending on the open vulnerabilities. Once you've run the Smart Scan for the first time you can now enjoy the Avast UI and the multitude of options it offers. 'Sensitive Documents are unprotected! Primary folders are exposed to ransomware! You're only using a basic firewall! Fake websites can harm you!' You need Avast Internet Security to solve these at a very low price per year. The first inkling of the pay-to-play structure for Avast comes at the Smart Scan's last step. It scans four categories (browser, apps, viruses/malware, and advanced issues) before deeming you safe or not. It's hard for a layperson to judge the effectiveness of a program like this. Thus it begins a a comprehensive health check that claims to leverage the world's largest threat-detection network.

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The platform is packed with functionality in such a slick UI that you almost want the app to find flaws to keep you clicking.ДЄvast scores points for a seamless, inviting user interface that gets straight to the point when you install it: let's scan for some viruses. These, however, are no reasons to avoid Avast.

Upon installation it prompts you to install the Avast Secure Browser and after checking out the Avast Passwords feature the next Chrome browsing session gave a pop-up to let Avast handle passwords. The download process is a piece of cake, it delivers quickly on its promise of virus and malware detection and resolution, and offers a ton of different options to lock down your PC from every angle if you want to pay more.

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Of course the resolution of these advanced issues is a tease you need to upgrade to Avast Internet Security or Premium for those and many other nifty features. A top performer based on independent studies for its protection potency, Avast will quickly check for internet browser vulnerabilities, outdated apps, viruses and malware, and then show a set of advanced issues. Whatever your situation, within a few minutes of downloading and installing Avast Free Antivirus you'll have already completed your first scan.

Or you've downloaded a program of dubious security. Perhaps you've just bought a new PC and want to lock it down from threats.