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Penguinisto is right Anti-Virus software on the Mac is a wast of time, money and speed. You see, AV software run in the background and consume CPU cycles and Memory scanning for something that does not exist. And while yes there is a chance it might one day, but until that day comes you would have wasted all that resource. Imagine if every Mac user used and Anti-Virus software since the release of Max OS X. Look how much wasted energy would have been consumed - anyone from the Greenpeace hippy land around?

Listen, damn it's so quiet you can almost hear the PC hard drives spinning away in the background scanning for viruses. hahaha.

"Secondly an Anti-Virus software is useless until it knows about the virus,"

Much of your comment is insightful, but this statement is not true; anti-virus software should also look for unusual behavior or actions, not merely bits of code that correspond to known viruses. While the most effective way to stop viruses, known and unknown, it's also the most difficult kind of anti-virus software to develop and test.

That's right. Mac users are clueless idiots. But because there is only six of them worldwide it's not worth your time to empty their bank accounts (they're too stupid to hold down jobs anyway).

Much easier to target PC users, who are all rocket scientists with amazingly secure systems.

I'm glad we cleared this up. I've got to finish dragging my knuckles along the floor, you probably need to finish probing Uranus (or whatever it is you PC users do).