Many websites monitor your online behavior and use it to create your profile even if you’re just browsing. But you don’t have the obligation to allow companies to track you by using avast’s antitrack premium, which will help you to hide your digital fingerprint as well as stop cookies that track you.

Avast’s antitracking technology makes use of several glasses to block trackers. It is able to detect the fingerprint of your computer, based on the hardware (screen resolutions, ram and CPU) and the software (OS browsers, plugins, and OS) and other factors like your time zone. Then, based on this information it can determine and block the tracker cookies on certain websites. It can also protect DNS traffic between your Avast-protected device as well as the site you’re currently on, which helps to prevent hackers from stealing your login details and redirecting you into their fake website.

The program will also periodically clean your device’s files. It is also able to detect and block adware, ransomware, and malware. It also can detect weaknesses in your software, including unsafe settings and passwords in addition to suspicious add-ons and outdated applications. It will also send suspicious files to the cloud for analysis, and trigger an intervention across all Avast users if it identifies threats.

Avast offers a free antivirus with a 30-day money-back promise, but its paid versions are more comprehensive. Plans for business users offer more flexibility, and can include up to 999 devices. The company’s subscription plan for home users includes an VPN service and additional security features at a reasonable cost.

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