Ad-aware vs Spybot

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I've been using Ad-Aware & Spybot for ages and they complement each other, but I also recommend using Spy Sweeper (www.webroot.com) which finds spyware that the other 2 miss!

I've proved this time & time again and always run Spy Sweeper after the other 2 just to make sure.
 
Originally posted by hotlips69
I've been using Ad-Aware & Spybot for ages and they complement each other, but I also recommend using Spy Sweeper (www.webroot.com) which finds spyware that the other 2 miss!

I've proved this time & time again and always run Spy Sweeper after the other 2 just to make sure.

I just tryed the Spy Sweeper program and I highly recommend it. It found 3 programs Ad-Aware did not.....
 
Originally posted by Masque
Hey Rick, you know you can right-click in the field and "select all", right? :)

And I agree with realblackstuff.....use both and you'll be covered.

Now if I could find that Mail Washer link alluded to in another post. :confused:

Edit: Google's my friend. Got it! :D

Masque I have used Mailwasher , Spamkiller Although they are fine programs . They use the principle of large straining type lists to screen your email based on user reports.Too bulky.
Read up up on this program.http://www.digiportal.com/ Choice Mail One ( I am not trying to promote ,Just an opinion) It is small and simple and I prefer it's different approach to spam.
Let me know what you think.
 
So a typical Spyware search would consist of a run of AdAware, followed by Spybot & finish it off with Spy Sweeper ?

Wouldn't it be simpler not to install any progs ? ;)
 
To start up an old argument again, ,here is another review/test of Ad-aware and Spybot. I suppose the only way to really not have any spyware/adware is to do what Didou said, don't download anything . So, I guess I'll have to continue to use these programs..
 
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