Newegg has
2-Years Bitdefender Family Pack 2025 Security Software (15 Devices/Digital Delivery) for $49.99 - $15 w/ promo code
SAVD23 at checkout =
$34.99.
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Features:- Upgraded Parental Controls: Create a safer digital space with improved content filters, screen time management, and precise location tracking.
- Secure Online Banking: Transact securely using our dedicated browser designed to protect your financial activities.
- Real-Time Advanced Threat Defense: Benefit from intelligent, behavioral-based app monitoring to detect and neutralize sophisticated threats instantly.
- Wi-Fi Security Advisor: Easily assess and improve the security of your Wi-Fi network and router, regardless of your location.
- Our commitment to your privacy and security extends across all devices with our speed-optimized, cross-platform protection for Windows, Mac OS, iOS, and Android.
- Microphone Monitor: Gain insight into which apps access your microphone, ensuring your conversations remain private.
- Anti-Tracker: Enhance your online privacy by managing and restricting data collection by websites.
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This 'danger' you think is problematic is a 'security feature' in case you lose control of a device you are protecting:
Anti-theft:
Remotely locate, lock, wipe or send a message to your device
I oversee an IT group that manages thousands of endpoints using tools that have the same/similar features (Microsoft Intune, IBM Maas 360) and it's an accepted risk that those entrusted to manage the devices aren't going to stupidly wipe a computer, phone, point of sale terminal, etc.
It's kind of comical that a potentially useful and desirable security feature is being considered 'dangerous'. It's only as dangerous as the administrator. Do you not trust yourself to not go thru the layers of mouse-clicks it will take to execute this dangerous action? It's not like you could accidentally trip on the mousepad and carry out the necessary actions to cause and accidental wipe.
If you're sharing your Bitdefender LICENSE you do NOT need to share access to Bitdefender Central. If you're sharing your BD Central account, you shouldn't share it with someone who can't be trusted to NOT go thru the layers of mouse clicks and screens to 'accidentally' wipe a device.
This 'danger' you think is problematic is a 'security feature' in case you lose control of a device you are protecting:
Anti-theft:
Remotely locate, lock, wipe or send a message to your device
I oversee an IT group that manages thousands of endpoints using tools that have the same/similar features (Microsoft Intune, IBM Maas 360) and it's an accepted risk that those entrusted to manage the devices aren't going to stupidly wipe a computer, phone, point of sale terminal, etc.
It's kind of comical that a potentially useful and desirable security feature is being considered 'dangerous'. It's only as dangerous as the administrator. Do you not trust yourself to not go thru the layers of mouse-clicks it will take to execute this dangerous action? It's not like you could accidentally trip on the mousepad and carry out the necessary actions to cause and accidental wipe.
If you're sharing your Bitdefender LICENSE you do NOT need to share access to Bitdefender Central. If you're sharing your BD Central account, you shouldn't share it with someone who can't be trusted to NOT go thru the layers of mouse clicks and screens to 'accidentally' wipe a device.
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