Modern AV programs have been following suit after Windows 8's design makeover by incorporating bright, flat UI elements into their programs. For the purpose of this review, we chose to opt out of the toolbar and focus on the core 360 IS experience. Again, layering multiple AV programs is generally bad practice, but if used in a corporate environment with preinstalled security software, you might have to take into consideration that 360 IS may not function properly with any neighboring security suites.ģ60 also gives you the option of installing a Chrome extension, but in an unconventional accepting or cancelling call to action. The setup process will then notify you of any potentially conflicting AV programs you have already installed and give you the option of uninstalling them. Still, the opt-out option might appear a bit suspicious, especially for users who are simply trying out the software. And though it's more or less required to move on, those who are more keen on privacy details or interested in the terms of agreement should keep this in mind before they install the software. Prior to installation, 360 will automatically prompt you to agree to their license and usage terms, something that's normally an opt-out process. The installer is a light 17MB, and though the overall installation time and duration was relatively fast, it's update process took longer than we had expected. 360 Internet Security 2013 is anti-virus and anti-malware protection software for Windows PCs.

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