Well stop going to religious sites too then. Religion can be done anywhere and anytime. It should be just about you and your beliefs, not about going to a site or building that has statues and stain glass windows. Believing in yourself is the best thing you can ever do. All going to a website is going to do is ruin your computer and take time away from your religion n whatever else you may do.
Well, I 'd like to use the old metaphor, "you're preaching to the choir", but somehow it doesn't quite resonate with my situation. You see, I'm an atheist. So for me, religious dogma is its own anti-malware.
Stay away from the religious sites and porn, you should be ok for the most part.
I won't even initiate a search for religion, or anything remotely associated with it, so I kinda think I'll be all right, even without your sage counsel.
If you don't, don't go cryin about how your computer got infected then try and blame someone or a company. It was actually your own fault.
I never cry, nor do I put my tail between my legs and beg for help should my computer infected. I "take it like a man", "admit my shortcomings", and reformat.
That said, I do think you should join a couple of good subscription porn sites. The benefits of that would be manifold. First, it would get your mind off the pros and cons of organized religion, and second, you'd realize that you're way over generalizing about "erotic art". Third, it might give you something to play with besides a typewriter keyboard. The benefits of which, at this point, would be widespread and appreciated by many.
As for questioning Malwarebytes free vs pro(paid) version, well yea the paid version gives you support and more features but ive never used it. Have not needed to. There are also tools out there that can kill the viruses that cause popups and other things. They are also free. So why people continue to pay for services that should actually be free because the internet can not be controlled or protected, ill use the free programs and save my money. A combination of tools that are free can protect you against everything that the paid ones can. Again though, paid tools DO NOT mean your getting any better security. Paid or free, nothing is perfect. We all would like an all in one AV/Malware protection that is free unfortunately there isnt one and the ones they may exist all have ? marks about how good they really are.
For the record, "Malwarebytes" has been shuffled pretty far down the order in this site's prioritiy as a cleanup solution.
Personally I have it installed along with AVG. I've never received a positive from it, from any scan. Does that mean I've never needed it, or the AVG has intercepted any threat before it got to Malwarebytes? I'm honest enough to say, "I don't know", rather than vacantly reciting its virtues.
I certainly so do not pay for AV or anti-malware solutions. In fact, I am very unlikely to pay for software of any sort. There is enough freeware available that meets my humble needs. For imaging issues, I pay good money for Adobe's product.
As for the evils of porn or religion, and how that relates to the world of personal computing, here's a headline:
"Trogan-Rigged Software Keygens Aggressively Distributed in January"
And the page I extracted it from:
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Troj...ressively-Distributed-in-January-183465.shtml
This should serve a dual purpose: 1: Grant me some respite from your posting things of which I'm already acutely aware. And 2: give you ammunition to do more of the same.
I have a small trace of masochistic tendencies, so what? God knows what would happen to my computer if I searched for a solution...
