Adware is one kind of malware. It’s not as destructive as viruses that can destroy systems or spyware that stores data however, it can be as disruptive and annoying. Adware can also perform unwelcome tasks on your device. For example it can track the locations you visit to show ads that are specific to the specific location. This is a great method for adware creators to earn money without selling their product directly.

In contrast to many other competing products, Adaware review provides only Windows security – the free version does not even support Mac or iOS devices. It provides 24 hour technical support to users of the Pro and Total packages. The basic package comes with real-time anti-virus and behavioral monitoring, along with automatic downloading and a strong fire wall. It doesn’t offer email and web protection, nor other features such as a file shredder.

The software performed well during the AV-test lab tests. It was able to remove all the known threats it was tested against and block 97% of zero-day attacks. These numbers are impressive, but they’re not as high as those of the leading security suites.

Adaware Total is currently 30% more expensive than the competitors. This is because the company has decided to stop offering different levels of protection and instead bundles all their tools into one package. Although you’ll only get one license, it does give you access to a huge collection of privacy and PC maintenance tools, such as the removal of tracking cookies optimization tools that speed up Windows boot times as well as the ability to disable apps from accessing your camera or microphone.

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