AVG helps protect your computer from viruses, worms and other malware threats by examining every application that runs. As AVG reports, this type of scanning activity does not usually slow your system ...

AVG Technologies has pulled out all the stops with Internet Security 9.0. The antimalware vendor has always seemed to sort of lag behind other software security vendors that have household name status ...

If your copy of the AVG anti-virus software isn't working, your computer is not protected from viruses, spyware, malware and phishing threats. Before you use your computer to download files, visit ...

Security firm AVG can sell search and browser history data to advertisers in order to "make money" from its free antivirus software, a change to its privacy policy has confirmed. The updated policy ...

CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services each month, building on more than a quarter century of expertise. AVG offers a variety of cybersecurity tools to keep your ...

While anti-virus firm AVG congratulates itself over a new easy-to-read privacy policy, users are up in arms over what that policy spells out. The new policy, which takes effect on October 15, makes ...

AVG Technologies has made itself into a familiar name on the Internet by giving users antivirus software at a pretty good price: free. That’s how it got 85 million users. Today, the company is ...

Antivirus software provider AVG has fulfilled its CEO's pledge to create a one-page privacy policy -- and now tells us exactly what user data is collected for sale. This week, the firm released its ...

AVG Technologies offers innovative and comprehensive online security for private and business use. It provides a wide variety of security products, including virus scanning, malware removal and ...

Both AVG and Windows Defender work to protect your PC from malware and other security threats. They both have major differences in the following aspects. AVG and Windows Defender mainly differ in ...

AVG has updated its privacy policy's language, and in the amended document, the security firm admits that it can "make money from [its] free offerings with non-personal data." These "non-personal" ...

If there's one thing we've all experienced as Windows PC users, it's the inevitable degradation of our computers. After all, PCs get bogged down with junk files, registry issues, fragmented hard ...