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Hello everyone, today I will discuss 5 of the best & worst antivirus software in 2025. We know it is important to protect our computers from all types of malware, ransomware, security vulnerabilities and hackers attempting to steal or corrupt your data. However, there are many different anti-virus software's on the internet, but don't worry, we'll look into each of these programs, review them and put down our final verdict in order. Continue reading this blog post to determine which antivirus software is good enough for you, or should not be used daily. Top 5 Best & Worst Antivirus Software In terms of the least effective options, it's important to note that these products may not provide adequate protection for your computer. Some of the programs that have received poor reviews include: WORST AV 1. Norton AntiVirus What made them receive such a poor reputation? This software has been known to cause frequent crashes, and additionally, it often misses a significa...

Overview: Hello, my potential Linux fans, are you tired of your Windows computers being filled with bloatware, malware, poor performance, and annoying BSOD/GSOD crashes all the time? Today, I can help pick the top 10 best Linux OS of all time in 2023. What is Linux, and why do people use it? Linux is an open-source operating system that is widely used in the technology industry. People often choose to use Linux because it is free, highly customizable, and reliable. Linux also has a reputation for being more secure than Windows, which is another reason why people tend to choose it over other operating systems. Additionally, Linux is known for its flexibility and ability to run on a wide range of hardware, making it a popular choice for developers and other tech-savvy users. Before downloading any Linux distribution, it's recommended to visit the official website of the distribution to ensure you're getting a legitimate and secure version. Different distributions cater to differe...

Overview: The internet is not a safe place for your privacy. Whether you go, some are secretly spying on your device, collecting all of your user data and selling it for advertisements. However, others on the dark web will use your private data for malicious purposes, you would never know what you're downloading to your computer and the serious consequences for your overall lack of security protection. Here are some questions about your problem: Are you worried about your computer's security? Does your web browser claim to protect you from viruses, but you aren't sure if it's true? Are you only using Windows Security as your preferred anti-virus protection? What can you do to protect your device's security and privacy from anyone on the internet? Continue reading this blog post, and we will reveal several ways of improving your computer's security without the need for third-party security software. Disclaimer: I will never promote any malicious or phishing websi...

Looking to make some extra cash with Blogger? Look no further! Here are some tips on how to get started with earning money on this popular blogging platform. Please continue reading this blog post to figure out how to set up an AdSense account for Blogger. Note: I have specified the requirements for Google to accept ads on your website. This info is displayed at the bottom of this page. Continue reading to figure out why AdSense might have rejected your website. How to start earning money on Blogger! How to set up a Blogger account: Sign in using Google Create a name for your website Choose a template for your website Create an address for your website Pretty much it. Now let's get to AdSense! How to set up an AdSense account: Sign in using Google Make sure your payment option is connected on Google (Credit/Debit/PayPal, etc.) Connect your Blogger URL address to AdSense Follow their instructions Enable auto ads And that's it. But wait! There's more. How to connect your Blog...

Are you tired of being forced to use these programs from those multi-billion-dollar companies (Microsoft, Google, Apple, etc.), and all they do is act like bloatware to your system? Even if you decided to remove these apps from your devices, who could replace these bloatware programs? Luckily, I have located several alternatives to these programs that are considered lightweight, privacy-focused, trusted by experts and users, and its 100% free! Continue reading this blog post to uncover these alternatives and why they'll benefit your productivity and freedom. Note: I do not promote or advertise any scams or phishing websites for you! I have done extensive research and tests on these alternatives and have concluded that they're safe to use! Alternatives you should be using in 2023! 1. Adobe Photoshop < GIMP Why spend thousands of dollars on Adobe in general when you can just get GIMP for free? GIMP ( GNU Image Manipulation Program ) is a free and open-source raster graphics ed...

Tired of your web browser not giving you any worthwhile experiences or proper security? Good thing for you, I know 5 extensions that can change your life! I am using them right now to prove the authenticity of these add-ons. Please continue reading this blog post to learn more about these 5 extensions. Note: I have included the links to these extensions from the Microsoft Edge store. If you're using a different browser? Locate these extensions from one of your browser's add-on stores instead. Download these 5 extensions in 2023! 1. Honey Honey is an add-on that helps you look for discounts everywhere you go. The best part about this extension is that nearly all websites around the world support Honey, so you wouldn't have to go to any third-party websites just to look for coupons. Honey's revenue comes from a commission made on user transactions with partner retailers. When a member makes a purchase from merchants partnering with the company, Honey shares part of their ...

Overview & some history lesson: The history of web browsers has come a long way from the year 1990 to the present day. With the introduction of the  World Wide Web  (WWW), invented by a British computer scientist named Tim Berners-Lee, he created the first version of HTML, the first web server and the first web browser. He went on to recruit Nicola Pellow to write the Line Mode Browser, which displayed web pages on terminals. The Mosaic web browser was released in April 1993 and was later credited as the first web browser to find mainstream popularity. Its innovative graphical user interface made the World Wide Web easy to navigate and thus more accessible to the average person. This, in turn, sparked the Internet boom of the 1990s, when the Web grew at a very rapid rate. Marc Andreessen, the leader of the Mosaic team, started his own company, Netscape, which released the Mosaic-influenced Netscape Navigator in 1994. Navigator quickly became the most po...