In your opinion, what’s the best way to find and remove malware for the average user?

I currently use Malwarebytes and windows defender. I’m wondering if this is enough or should I change something?

If you were going to get the lifetime pass before the price increase then I’d say to still go for it. Personal opinion

My brother doesn’t have Plex pass but I do, so he will still be able to watch stuff from my library for free.

From what the site says it’s just putting more stuff behind a paywall due to rising costs. That paywall is a subscription or the lifetime pass from what I can tell.

Since I got the lifetime pass a while back and host my own server, my brother should still be able to watch stuff in my library from his house. I also travel a lot so I’m going to be pissed if that’s not the case.

When I chose to use Plex initially it just fit better with what I needed. I can change to something else if I need to but it sounds like my lifetime pass means not much is going to change for me.

The book 1984 showes what could be possible with highly controlled information. This was before the Internet became big but it’s incredible. As time goes on I get reminded of that book more and more.

Does this include people who don’t post or comment much?

I really like project farm on YouTube. He tests different brands side by side

I’m totally fine with this. My only question is why taylor swift is the pic they chose for this?

I second this

No offense but I’m going to wait until it has a good track record on people first.

You should check out the movie Elysium.

Yeah a few times. The one that came to mind first was my ex wife. She always made sure to not say anything about divorce but couldn’t even stand to be in the same room as me anymore. I was texting her about a year into the “separation” and it just clicked. She didn’t want to be the reason for the divorce but she had no intention of trying to fix anything.

Companies in China have to fully comply with anything the government wants. It may be a private company but that doesn’t mean they can refuse the government like US companies can.