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McAfee Intros Mobile Security 2.0 for Smartphones

Jan 30, 2012, 9:20 AM by Eric M. Zeman

McAfee today announced Mobile Security 2.0, a new version of its protection software for smartphones and tablets. Mobile Security 2.0 offers antivirus and anti-theft services; web and app protection; call and SMS filtering; online device management and uninstall protection; and protection from potentially unwanted programs. The software works with Android smartphones and tablets, as well as smartphones running BlackBerry OS and Symbian OS. Existing users of McAfee Mobile Security can upgrade to 2.0 for free, but new users have to pay $29.99 for the software. It is available starting today.

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johnhr2

Jan 31, 2012, 8:53 AM

My opinion

I think that security companies sell you these programs that come with their own viruses. To attract other viruses to your computer or phone. Computer side I don't use any virus protection but if I go some where stupid on the Internet I wipe my computer out and reinstall the OS. on the phone side I don't think it is as bad as these companies say simply because if people pay attention to what there downloading you will be fine.

muchdrama

johnhr2 said:
I think that security companies sell you these programs that come with their own viruses. To attract other viruses to your computer or phone. Computer side I don't use any virus protection but if I go some where stupi

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edddieross

Jan 30, 2012, 9:24 PM

Mobil Security, Or Mobile Opportunity

seems very convenient for companies such as McAfee, create software for a nonexistent threat, for several years, there are smart phones, and no signs of viruses, and all works and works well.

McAfee already, launch the software, supposedly to take care of your smart phone, the dangerous virus, as always attack windows systems.

I would not be surprised that intelligent hands, create these viruses, so that companies like McAfee benefit from these services.

Vmac39

McAfee already, launch the software, supposedly to take care of your smart phone, the dangerous virus, as always attack windows systems.

It's only referring to mobile phones and not desktops or laptops. So, which windows system are you referring to...
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