phonearena VS AV-Comparatives.org

T-Mobile isn't that bad on the trail. I had two SIMs in my phone last year, one AT&T and a German one that roamed with T-Mobile, so I could compare both side by side. In California and Oregon, coverage was about equal. In southern Washington, there were a few more gaps than with AT&T, but I also encountered a few spots (like that abandoned road between Cascade Locks and Trout Lake) where I had decent internet with... Source: 7 months ago

According to AV websites (av-test.org and av-comparatives.org), both show Norton as being one of the top recommended antivirus software suites you can purchase right now. I can understand if you don't like Norton for its past, knowing Norton used to bog down system resources and sometimes made the computer run slower, but this was years ago like 2010 the last time I can remember Norton slowing down my PC lol... Source: 10 months ago

So, the ONLY anti-virus resource I always go to (And, everybody else should go to) is av-comparatives.org. Source: 11 months ago

Norton has a good block rate on av-comparatives.org in the real-world tests. It is pretty consistent. Source: about 1 year ago

I don't understand why you're getting downvoted for this. Sites like av-test.org and av-comparatives.org are managed by independent research organizations. They use objective testing criteria to evaluate commercial products, which is a far more reliable way of getting useful information than, "well, my experience is..." or "I read this one thing about x product..." Sure, people have different priorities when it... Source: almost 2 years ago

Check out av-comparatives.org, they're doing about the best that can be done to compare anti-virus software, their most recent test results are here:. Source: over 2 years ago