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BULLGUARD ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC: PROTECTION THAT FEELS LIKE AN AFTERTHOUGHT

It’s often surprising how different and basic a Mac antivirus product can be compared to its Windows counterpart. Perhaps it’s because the comparative market size doesn’t merit the same level of development time, or just that macOS users don’t flock to antivirus products the way Windows users do.

Whatever the reason, one look at Bullguard’s antivirus product and the immediate impression you’ll come away with is, “That’s it?”

Before diving deep into this, a note: Bullguard was recently acquired by Avira. A few months before that, Avira itself was snapped up by NortonLifeLock. In other words, Bullguard is now owned by a

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