Is There a Free Antivirus That Doesn't Require Internet for Updates?

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Free antivirus programs like AVAST, AVG, and Avira offer essential protection against threats, but they require internet access for daily updates. AVAST provides a free version that includes regular threat updates, but it necessitates an internet connection to function effectively. Users seeking antivirus solutions can utilize search engines to find a variety of options and reviews, ensuring they choose the best software for their needs.
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any antivirus that is free and that doesn't need to be registered and internet as well to be updated?
 
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AVAST has a free version, and threat updates are added daily. You do need to have access to the internet, so that AVAST can "call home" and get the latest updates.
 
Other popular free anti-virus programs are AVG and Avira. Like Avast you need internet access for updates.
 
google is your friend. It will not only point you to lots of them, it will point you to reviews of them.
 

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