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Kaspersky deletes itself, installs UltraAV antivirus without warning

• Kelteseth 2y ago
  > To make things worse, while some users could uninstall UltraAV using the software’s uninstaller, those who tried removing it using uninstall apps saw it reinstalled after a reboot, causing further concerns about a potential malware infection. This why one should only use the build in Windows antivirus these days.
• chris_wot 2y ago
  Wtf? How can they even do this?
  • akimbostrawman 2y ago
    root access which is required for AVs
• sam_goody 2y ago
  We can dream that shenanigans like this will push at least some users off of Windows Windows itself gets closer and closer to being "useful spyware" in each release ("Useful spyware" is the category of things like like Chrome , Windows, and some AVs - that provide a real utility in their quest to spy on you.)