You probably won't have any problems as long as your surfing doesn't venture into X rated territory. It makes sense for schools.Stengah said:Great, my school requires that we have AVG installed or else no internet access =/
The latest version of AVG (as of September 2021) is AVG AntiVirus FREE 21.5.6354.
Potential false positives refer to situations where the antivirus software flags a file or program as a threat, but it is actually a harmless or legitimate file.
False positives are not uncommon in antivirus software, including the latest version of AVG. However, they are usually caught and corrected quickly through regular updates and improvements to the software.
False positives can occur due to various reasons, such as outdated virus definitions, bugs in the software, or the use of heuristics (a method of detecting threats based on patterns and behaviors). However, antivirus companies constantly work to improve their software and reduce the occurrence of false positives.
If you believe that AVG has flagged a file or program incorrectly, you can report it as a potential false positive through the AVG support page. They will investigate the issue and make necessary adjustments to their virus database.