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| Thread ID: 150331 | 2021-12-10 04:11:00 | Am going to buy Nod32, thanks, but which level? | Misty (368) | Press F1 |
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| 1482762 | 2021-12-10 04:11:00 | Many thanks wainui and piroska for your recommendations for Nod32 in the 29 August thread. I read some carefully selected reviews online but then thought I would check with PressF1. Malwarebytes had good reports, but as wainui pointed out no coverage of emails. Have therefore decided on Nod32 (which incidentally I bought more than a decade ago for the same reason, but then AVG free, etc, became so good that I lapsed). Just gone online to buy Nod32 and was faced with three choices - Essential, Advanced and Ultimate. Eset highlight the Advanced option, probably because they believe that they will capture the majority of people to this. I do note however that the "Ultimate" has password management, which is something I also want. The attraction therefore is to have everything together, however would I be better having a different Password Manager? Am looking to have coverage for both a desktop and a laptop. Two years seems an attractive option? Your guidance will be invaluable as always! :thumbs: |
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| 1482763 | 2021-12-10 07:36:00 | Here's the Comparison as to what has what www.eset.com Make sure you get it from the NZ Store ( linked above) |
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| 1482764 | 2021-12-10 11:13:00 | +1 for ESET Internet Security | chiefnz (545) | ||
| 1482765 | 2021-12-10 20:01:00 | To carry on (I was in a bit of a rush late night) Internet Security has everything except the Password Manager & Secure Data ( can as the ! says "Encrypt files and removable media, such as USB keys") I do note however that the "Ultimate" has password management, which is something I also want. The attraction therefore is to have everything together, however would I be better having a different Password Manager? Personally Cant honestly comment on experiance on that, I dont use that version (I use Endpoint - Business class on my own systems - Basically Internet Security) I dont trust password managers full stop, I either remember them, or for other web sites use the inbuilt on browsers, except for banks, NEVER save them. Passwords I do have saved elsewhere are basically impossible to hack into - Its a pen and notepad. The only way anyone can get those is to break into the house and steal / read the notebook. The Most I sell ( as I'm a reseller) is the Antivirus, many people dont want the extra security the Internet Security Offers - I explain the differances and let them decide. Often people only look at the Cost over actions / protection features. Am looking to have coverage for both a desktop and a laptop. Just remember you'll need a two device licence. Its gets quite a bit cheaper if you need 5 device pack. |
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| 1482766 | 2021-12-10 23:16:00 | + 73 for ESET ;-) ... password manager ??? I only ever use 1 and it's my birthday ... nobody knows it but me !! (certain family members please take note) | SP8s (7813) | ||
| 1482767 | 2021-12-11 03:24:00 | I use Smart Security Premium myself... across 4 devices and it gives me ESET Mobile Security for free as well though I don't use it. I don't currently use the Password Manager but i like the idea of everything being managed in a single tool and as Wainui said, pricing goes down a fair bit with a multi-device license. That's one thing I do like about ESET (over and above the fact it's a great product) their pricing is very fair and continued renewals do cost less over time. |
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