Definite Security Faux Pas to mark competitors as malware. First off, it detected a competitive product/vendor (IObit) as "malware" while it is not (I happened to have a version of some software installed to check out).But considering what I found out after signing up, I'm not surprised. Registration of an account for a free product is odd, to begin with, since people wanting to trial software in general would not have a need to surrender personal information to software vendors. Starting off: registration required to get anything out of their trial. Nothing but a big, system-invasive adware application to sell their services.
Their "free" version (marked as trial) is clearly In short: TotalAV is vaporware - using all the common customer-binding tactics you'd expect from it.Īfter only 5 minutes of using their software it's clear that the review sites giving high marks are not honest reviews. I decided to make this post because they've apparently spent some cash on getting people to write biased reviews that will give potential users an absolutely wrong idea of what it is. While interesting, it of course stands and falls with the level of trust I personally have in their product. So, as part of their affiliate marketing techniques, I was contacted by people at TotalAV (a new player on the AV market) about a possible partnership with affiliate links or similar (e.g.
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