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If you've ever sought out a free anti-virus solution, you're probably familiar with Avast. Its free version has been around for years and has a solid reputation. The paid version of its anti-virus gives you more features including phishing protection and a sandbox for safely running untrusted apps, and it's a bit more expensive than most other antivirus solutions at $39.99 for one device (PC only).
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If you've ever sought out a free anti-virus solution, you're probably familiar with Avast. Its free version has been around for years and has a solid reputation. The paid version of its anti-virus gives you more features including phishing protection and a sandbox for safely running untrusted apps, and it's a bit more expensive than most other antivirus solutions at $39.99 for one device (PC only).
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