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Avast’s free anti-virus software is impressively powerful, with a comprehensive array of tools and features that make it one of the top choices for beginners. There have been some controversy about the suite’s data-logging feature and session (and the subsequent selling of customer browsing habits via an affiliate) however, it has a distinct advantage over most of its competition in terms of malware detection. The initial scan that forms part of the process of installing is also a wonderful feature. It will set the suite up to use its native tools.
All Avast plans include a generous 30 day refund guarantee. Upgrade to the premium suite unlocks a range of additional tools, such as an advanced firewall and anti-phishing security. It also gives you an Rescue Disk, a secure browser for online banking and shopping, advanced anti-tracking technology and a collection of quality tools for optimizing your system.
Avast smart scan is among the most effective tools. It’s an efficient and quick method to examine your computer for issues. While it’s an effective tool however, my tests have revealed some hiccups when trying to scan for specific types of malware, such as ransomware, that could lock certain files and demand a charge to return them.
Avast also offers a web cleanup tool that is able to clear browsing histories, caches and cookies from all major browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Opera Brave, Edge and Internet Explorer. This is a great, simple feature that does its job very well, even though it doesn’t have as many options for privacy and customizations as some of the more flexible competitors.