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Avira Free Security 2.3.2

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It has long been established that you definitely do need an antivirus on macOS. Malware that targets Apple's systems has grown increasingly common, as evidenced by the recent spread of a new virus that targets Apple's M1 devices exclusively.

So if you're on the market for an antivirus, Avira is surely one of the first names to pop in your head. The company has a long history of providing reliable antivirus solutions, always ranking among the top contenders in independent comparative tests. On top of that, Avira Free Security comes with some additional features, such as a VPN, junk cleaner, and password manager.

Industry-leading antivirus protection

Unlike their Windows counterparts, Mac users often have a hard time figuring out which antivirus offers the best protection. Expert comparative tests exist, but many macOS security solutions aren't included in these tests, largely due to a lack of demand.

However, Avira has been included in comparative tests such as AV-TEST for years, and it has gotten a maximum protection score almost every time. If you're after the best security available, you can't really go wrong with Avira Free Security. While it lacks the web and mail protection features of Avira Antivirus Pro, both products use the same antivirus module.

The app offers real-time protection, which can be disabled at any time from the system tray. You can also run a quick or full scan, but there is no option to scan a specific file or location on your Mac. Identified malware or suspicious items can be managed from the quarantine.

What's New in Version 2.3.2

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