Something I do appreciate is that it allows the user to disable automatic updates. It also tried to push its browser addon on you, which was (at least until recently) farming user activity behavior and selling it. The firewall is not useful to me, since it gives very few configuration options to the user. However, as others have noted, it can be a resource hog.
This shows questionable ethics.Īs far as user experience, this seems like a “ok” tool. They shut it down only after it was discovered independently and public outcry required it. AVG/Avast recently got in hot water for selling user data to advertisers through the company they bought, Jumpshot.
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