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AVG Free to Stay Free
Recently, users of GRISoft’s AVG Free Anti Virus software have been subjected to software popups informing them that, come 15 January 2007, their AVG Free protection will expire and they will be required to pay for the fully supported version of the popular anti virus system.
Fortunately, some confusion has arisen. GRISoft have stated that they will continue to offer the Free variant of the AVG software, and that the popup, whilst badly written, only serves to inform users of the upgrade from version 7.1 to version 7.5. The newer versions offer increased performance and compatibility with the upcoming Vista operating system.
You can download the latest version of AVG Free here.
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