I have been using both PCs and Macs for many years now, and have always made sure to run both spyware and virus protection programs on the PCs I use running XP.
On my macs, I have never thought about this and I have never had any kind of problems related to either of these.
I'm not trying to start a debate here, but this just seems to be how it is. Why are Apple computers not plagued by this? Is Vista helping the problem?
Why do Apple computers have so few spyware and virus problems?stinger
because unix is the basis of the mac os. it has been around over 50 years and had the bugs mostly worked out of it. Where windows has been around a little over 20 years and they keep changing the source code and starting over every few years to keep up with customer demands for new gadgets. The core is based on windows nt technology but the source code is new.
Why do Apple computers have so few spyware and virus problems?virus scanner
Put your self in the shoes of a person who writes the virus, do you want to Attack 1,000,000,000 Computers that Run on Windows or 1,000 Computer that Run On Mac OS. Think about it.
Think like a virus writer or hacker for a moment.
80% (or something like that) of the world's pc's run Windows. Are you going to write a virus that could potentially attack 80% of pc's....or 20%??
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