News Microsoft Plans Windows Defender Rebrand

[admin]

Windows Defender will reportedly be rebranded to Microsoft Defender when Windows 10 20H1 is released early next year.

Microsoft Plans Windows Defender Rebrand : Read more

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

WHO ACTUALLY still uses it? I haven't in years.

 

[jasonelmore]

WHO ACTUALLY still uses it? I haven't in years.

Pretty much everyone

 

[Mandark]

WHO ACTUALLY still uses it? I haven't in years.

It’s all I use that and Malwarebytes. Never been infected And my machines never lag

 

[JohnDon9]

It’s all I use that and Malwarebytes. Never been infected And my machines never lag

Same here! Even some not so safe practices, this combination blocked everything, so far.

 

[gn842a]

WHO ACTUALLY still uses it? I haven't in years.

I'm using it. After reading some kinda gobbledgook about incompatibility with win update 1903 on my ESET web site (I've used ESET for probably ten years) and multiple problems getting my new build OS to stabilize, I just decided to go with Windows Defender until I'm in a mood to experiment with some other AV. My 3 year AV subscription to ESET expires in September, so I'm not losing much financially, and I'm looking around.

The Win 8.1 build upstairs is still running ESET and that's OK with me.

Greg N

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

I run Bitdefender Total Security.

 

[Mandark]

hey, whatever makes you feel good and works for you I say.

 

[Thermaler]

This same stupidity is common in the auto industry, same item , new part number.
Change for the sake of change.

It is most commonly attributed to somebody trying to impress the boss to keep their job. And the boss falling for it.

These are the same type of college educated people that think you want to see Toshiba hard drives when you put Seagate in the search box . . . ;>)