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1. #G DATA ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X TORRENT UPDATE#
2. #G DATA ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X TORRENT ARCHIVE#
3. #G DATA ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X TORRENT FOR ANDROID#

So happy 15 years to a source that I’ve personally used many a time from my IT career. Other services have come and gone, but has stayed strong. In retrospect, TuCows has been in operation since 1994, offering the same services. Of course, this has always been the conundrum of file sharing. While did not promote the download of mp3 music or movies, the peer-to-peer software is another way to download legally shared items. They have been sued for some software downloads, most notably the free music download program LimeWire.

#G DATA ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X TORRENT ARCHIVE#

WinZip is still one of the top 5 download pieces of software on the site.įor 15 years, has kept a great archive of software, weeding out the obsolete, malware producing items. A long cry from Hey, Macaroni (the dancing macaroni meme), WinZip 32 and Duke Nukem 3D – which was the most downloaded in 1996. The top downloads being AVG and Avast antivirus software. Since then, the website sees almost 10 million downloads of software a week.

While the domain was registered on February 24, 1996, will officially launch on October 23rd, 1996 (Reference via CNet article). Since then, these two sources have grown to better catalog Freeware, shareware, and paid applications. We did have two decent sources: and (a CNet company, now owned by CBS). But 15 years ago, trying to find applications for your computer was a lot harder. Today we have application stores up the ying-yang. The licence for this review was provided free of charge by G Data. Alternatively, purchases of other G Data security products such as G Data AntiVirus include a Mobile Security licence as part of the package. It’s a free download from the Android Market to try it out, but it’s £9.99 per year to get updates for new malware and viruses. Unfortunately, I didn’t have any malware to hand so I wasn’t able to test out Mobile Security’s detection and disinfecting abilities but I would imagine that G Data’s got that covered.

#G DATA ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X TORRENT UPDATE#

The Logs area shows what Mobile Security has been doing and Update simply checks that the virus signatures are current and up-to-date. Usual stuff about scan intervals and automatic scans but all good stuff. I thought that you might be able to then select an application and revoke its permissions to, say, access the internet, but the only option is to uninstall the app.Ī settings screen is accessible from the menu key which provides greater control over the behaviour of Mobile Security’s activities. The Permissions area shows a set of controlled features such as calls and internet access, and by selecting a particular feature Mobile Security shows the apps that have permissions for that feature. Here’s the on-demand virus scanning – no surprises there – but Mobile Security also scans apps as they are installed from the Android Market (or elsewhere presumably) which gives additional protection against malicious software.

Tapping on any of the four areas will show the next screen for that function. Mobile Security provides three main functions, on-demand scans, blacklist control and authorisation checks for installed apps, all controlled from a main home screen.

Is this really necessary, you might ask, but I think after some of the recent malware removals by Google, there’s sufficient evidence that Android will increasingly be a target for malware and virus writers.

#G DATA ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC OS X TORRENT FOR ANDROID#

G Data’s Mobile Security provides anti-virus and security monitoring for Android smartphones and tablets.