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It looks and sounds like that the tired old AV companies have really got their nickers in a twist about a 'new kid on the block' who is offering a better product for free...
I have installed iobit360 on several of my computers and none of the 'bad things' claimed by the other AV 'companies' has happened to any of my computers. My subjective tests of iobit360 compared to the other 'offerings' is that it runs a damned site better than any of those other offerings.
As to the claims about 'intelectual property theft' that remains to be proved by those making the claim.
I would suggest they should 'validate' their claim by making it official and legal before a judge instead of whining about it on the 'net.
Softpedia also removed IObit from their download site. See news.softpedia.com/.../Malwarebytes-IObit-Stole-Our-Signatures-Database-125928.shtml
That is great news, Corrine! It's always nice to see cooperation from sites like them (where end-users often visit to download programs to try or use). Thanks, Corrine {{Hugs}}