Virus Scanner Plus pour Mac
Analysez des fichiers, des emplacements ou l'ensemble de votre système à la recherche de virus.
$29.99
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Aperçu de Virus Scanner Plus
Virus Scanner Plus vous permet de scanner les applications en cours, de scanner des emplacements critiques, de scanner l'ensemble du système quand vous le souhaitez, ou même d'activer le Scan Continu pour garder Virus Scanner Plus en fonctionnement tout le temps. Si vous téléchargez ou recevez un fichier ou une pièce jointe infectée, votre Mac sera protégé et les ordinateurs de vos amis en sécurité.
Nouveautés de la version 3.17
Version 3.17 :
- Compatibilité avec Apple M1.
- Améliorations et corrections de bugs.
Virus Scanner Plus pour Mac
$29.99
Version 3.17
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Dec 15, 2016
Version: 3.8
The developer has confirmed that this app is compatible with Sierra.
Jan 27, 2016
Version: 3.7
Since there are no known viruses for Macs this app is totally unnecessary and a waste of money. There is malware and adware but no viruses but these are not included in the AV software.
Nearly all of the available AV software only slows down the Mac's performance and does no good.
Mar 15, 2015
Version: 3.5
In 25 years of being a Macintosh computer user, I have had one machine infected one time, and that was due to my own foolishness when I was a relatively young and new computer user.
I won't rehash all of the old arguments regarding the pros and cons of having an antivirus app installed on one's hard drive. That issue has been dealt with more than enough.
My main point -- and I am not dissing this app in particular -- is that I don't see the necessity or the logic of spending so much money on an antivirus app, when simple and free ClamXav seems to do the job just fine.
Now, if you happen to work with a lot of Windows machines and Windows files, maybe you need and require more robust protection. However, for the average Macintosh user, I think that freeby antivirus apps like ClamXav are sufficient.
It really comes down to adhering to good, safe computing practices, plain and simple.