Daily Deal: Heimdal Thor Foresight Home PC Malware Protection
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Also, I presume from the description that they're routing all your network activity through their servers. Where are these servers located? What is their GDPR compliance? How do they protect all your private data they're mining to generate their ML data sets? How well are they set up to protect themselves from malicious attacks? If they don't make it as a company, what happens to all the information they'e gathered on their customers?
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