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I learned these 6 antivirus myths for PCs are completely wrong
Tech Optimizer
June 3, 2025

I learned these 6 antivirus myths for PCs are completely wrong

Antivirus software on Windows was once essential due to security vulnerabilities, but built-in protection in Windows 8 and later versions often suffices for everyday use. Modern third-party antivirus applications are designed to be efficient and have minimal impact on system performance. All operating systems, including macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, are susceptible to malware, contrary to the belief that only Windows needs antivirus protection. Manual virus scans are no longer necessary as modern solutions provide real-time monitoring. Antivirus software should be part of a broader security strategy that includes regular updates and secure online practices. Relying solely on cautious behavior is insufficient, as threats can emerge from various sources. Using antivirus software is still recommended, and users can complement built-in security features with third-party solutions.
Study offers a national report on antivirus software trends
Tech Optimizer
May 31, 2025

Study offers a national report on antivirus software trends

Nearly half of Mac users have encountered viruses despite having protective software installed, challenging the belief that Apple products are immune to malware. The report highlights that 71% of Android users have antivirus software, but only 49% seek third-party tools. More than half of Americans do not use additional security measures beyond antivirus. Among iOS users, 38% are unaware of third-party antivirus options. While 84% have antivirus on computers, only 68% have it on smartphones and 60% on tablets. Despite widespread adoption, only 16% of antivirus users feel their software is ineffective. The virus encounter rates are 44% for Mac users, 36% for Windows users, and 30% for other platforms.
Devious new ClickFix malware variant targets macOS, Android, and iOS using browser-based redirections
Tech Optimizer
May 31, 2025

Devious new ClickFix malware variant targets macOS, Android, and iOS using browser-based redirections

ClickFix attacks have evolved from targeting Windows systems to also affecting macOS, iOS, and Android devices. The new version starts with a compromised website where cybercriminals inject JavaScript code that redirects users to a fake URL shortener. This action leads to a download page serving malware. On macOS, the attack executes a malicious shell script via a terminal command, while on Android and iOS, it can occur without user interaction, allowing malware to be downloaded simply by visiting the compromised site. The malware is packaged in a .TAR archive and has been flagged by multiple antivirus programs.
5 Best Open World Multiplayer Games For Android And iOS In 2025
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May 30, 2025

5 Best Open World Multiplayer Games For Android And iOS In 2025

Grand Criminal Online is a crime-based open-world game with a multiplayer feature that allows players to drive cars, engage in fights, complete missions, and collaborate with others. Players can earn money, upgrade weapons, and customize their gaming experience within the vast city environment.
Microsoft Copilot for Gaming AI Game Assistant Enters Beta on Android, iOS
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May 29, 2025

Microsoft Copilot for Gaming AI Game Assistant Enters Beta on Android, iOS

Microsoft has introduced the Copilot for Gaming beta, an AI companion designed to assist players in their video game endeavors. The tool allows players to ask for assistance, inquire about play history and achievements, receive game recommendations, and catch up on games they haven't played in a while. The beta is currently available on Android and Apple devices in specific regions, with plans to expand to Windows PCs in the future.
Subnautica Is Coming to Android: Time to Dive into the World Beneath the Blue
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May 28, 2025

Subnautica Is Coming to Android: Time to Dive into the World Beneath the Blue

Subnautica, a survival game from 2018, is being released on Android and iOS as a premium game without ads or in-app purchases. The developers have rebuilt the interface for touchscreens and ensured that players can enjoy the full game experience, including exploring an alien underwater world, surviving in different modes, and encountering terrifying creatures. The game officially launches on July 8, and interested players can pre-register on Google Play and the App Store for early access.
Apple's new gaming app could do what Google Play Games never did
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May 28, 2025

Apple’s new gaming app could do what Google Play Games never did

Apple is planning to launch a new gaming app that will be preinstalled on iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs. The app will centralize user activity, achievements, leaderboards, communications, and more, as well as promote Apple Arcade. The app will also support third-party titles downloaded outside the App Store on Macs.
Flappy Bird Returns to Android Without Crypto Elements Via Epic Games Store
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May 28, 2025

Flappy Bird Returns to Android Without Crypto Elements Via Epic Games Store

- The original Flappy Bird game has been re-released on the Epic Games Store without any crypto features. - The new version includes enhanced features such as local leaderboards and achievement systems. - The return of Flappy Bird to the Epic Games Store signifies a shift in the Android gaming distribution landscape. - The creators of Flappy Bird are still considering incorporating crypto features in the future, but the current version is crypto-free. - Android users can currently only access the game on the Epic Games Store, with no information on availability on iOS or Google Play Store.
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