You don't have to install any anti-malware software on a Mac.
That pretty much sums it up. I've been using Apple products since 2012 and have never used any type of anti-malware.. and I've never had any problems with malware.
It still wont hurt you if you install Malwarebytes. Check Objective-See apps also. Remember not all apps in App Store are safe.
You don't even need that, don't bother with it. I know, it's confusing.. New users are told they don't need to use anti-malware apps and then they are told to download an anti-malware app. Some folks simply can't make up their mind. You don't need anti-malware. Just practice safe computing habits and you should be fine.
Basically if you stay with the free version and not upgrade to paid version after 14 days what you will get is a passive malware detection. Meaning you will have to manually scan you system to detect any malware. With paid service it will be an active malware detection system. It will automatically scan and update itself. Staying on free version is good enough just scan your system once in a week or every few days.
Basically if you stay with the free version and not upgrade to paid version after 14 days what you will get is a passive malware detection. Meaning you will have to manually scan you system to detect any malware. With paid service it will be an active malware detection system. It will automatically scan and update itself. Staying on free version is good enough just scan your system once in a week or every few days.
If you are serious about security your system consider also Objective-See apps. It has good tools for securing your system and its all for free.
Objective-See
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