PCProtect

The PCProtect program from Pcprotect.com is promoted as a reliable anti-virus program that supports real-time protection and includes versions for Amazon Fire, BalckBerry, Google Nexus, Microsoft Surface, iPhone, iPad, Windows, Chromebook, Android phones and tablets. Many users may be surprised by the claims at PCProtect.com, considering that iPad devices have native protection and Chromebooks do not include support for AV tools. The creators of the PCProtect AV tool appear to boast an impressive collection of cyber security tools, but that is only on the surface. In reality, the PCProtect program is a paid anti-virus instrument that is known to run on Windows devices only. The PCProtect software is tied to reports of questionable marketing practices that date from August 2014 to May 2017. It is not clear if the PCProtect developers and marketing team are aware that users have reported problems with the program.

Computer security researchers note that PCProtect is a paid anti-virus application that does not support a trial version. The first month of using PCProtect on your home PC is charged to your credit card before you are allowed to download the desktop application. The payment page at Secure.pcprotect.com may offer discounts, and you might be able to buy one month of protection for 39 EUR to 49 EUR. You should take into consideration that the payment page includes apps like Enhanced Firewall and System Boost by Pcprotect.com for free and there is no way to remove them from your shopping cart as the checkboxes are fake. Also, buying the first month of protection may cost you up to 50 EUR, but consecutive subscription renewals are priced at a full standard price of 99 EUR. It is best that you read the Terms of Service and Privacy Agreements published on Pcprotect.com/terms and Pcprotect.com/privacy very carefully. PC security experts warn that there are PCProtect being bundled with other programs and showing pop-ups titled 'Upgrade Now To Enable Real-Time Antivirus Protection' on desktops. The PCProtect AV tool from Pcprotect.com is deemed as a Potentially Unwanted Program (PUP) that might not win the favor of many users. Computer users may wish to avoid using applications from Pcprotect.com and remove related files on their systems with the help of a trusted security scanner.