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For Cyber Monday, ten things to to avoid which could hamper your Generation Y credibility.
Product: Paying for pre-installed bloatware anti-virus
Main downfall: It's disproportionately expensive and on the most part, useless
Reason to avoid: Would you ever trust bloatware? An anti-virus solution pre-installed on your desktop or laptop which says that it's protecting your computer (or not, they vary) but either way, it says that you need to stump up even more money than you've already spent, just to get it going? It's crazy. Uninstall it and forget about it. Push it to the very back of your mind and quash it down as if it never even happened. Think about a free anti-virus solution, because in many cases they're a lot better than the paid, subscription alternative.
Think about getting: a free anti-virus solution, because sometimes they're better than the paid versions.
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To check out the original post on the iGeneration blog, head over here. Also, head on over this way to see 10 things you should get on Cyber Monday.
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