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Tonight's presentation was the last presentation on this tour of Arizona. The Payson Computer Club a few years ago changed to a Meetup club. It was a small group at tonight's meeting due to a last minute change in the meeting place. The usual meeting place at the Payson Public Library was not available due to construction. We still had an excellent meeting with many question raised by those attending. The questions asked ranged from Avast SecureLine to Avast Passwords Manager I was happy to address all of the questions asked.

This morning despite the rain, we still had a very acceptable attendance. One side of the room was reserved for umbrellas, the other side of the room was for the members. The presentation was followed by a Q&A session. The topics covered, Avast SecureLine , Passwords Manager and, Omni . The community's woodworking shop created the following.

This is a smaller club but the presentation was well attended. There were quite a few questions about  Avast Omni  and the  Passwords Manager .

Last night, I remotely joined the Club members based in Canada. We covered a very wide range of topics including the recently reported Avast data sharing controversy. Most club members , once I explained the entire story, were a lot more at ease once they had all the facts. I can't say that they rejoiced but, those club members who used Avast , are still Avast customers and will remain Avast users.

The well-received presentation was followed by a Q@A session. Most of the questions dealt with Avast Omni and Avast SecureLine (VPN). We also had a discussion about the protection available in the free version of Avast .

The presentation was well received and followed by some interesting questions. Quite a few members were interested in Avast Omni and Avast SecureLine . They also asked questions about replacing Defender with the free version of Avast .

Removing Extensions from Chrome or Chromium-based Browsers.

Thanks to the club members for a nice turnout and the many questions asked. Most questions pertained to Avast Omni .

It was an interesting afternoon yesterday. The Prescott library had installed a new projector that would not work with my computer. The club offered an older computer which worked with the new projector except, that computer didn't have PowerPoint installed. Persistence again paid off, I had uploaded a copy of the presentation to my OneDrive and was successfully able to show that presentation using an online version of PowerPoint. Maybe we should consider this a remote, in-person presentation. My thanks to the club for their patience while we worked through the problems. All's well that ends well. The presentation was well received and we had quite a few questions on various topics during and after the presentation. Avast Free , Passwords Manager , SecureLine , Avast Omni

https://youtu.be/zLw5w2EU6kw (USA Only)

A full house thanks to the members and guests of the Mesa Regal Computer Club. The presentation was followed by a Q&A session with questions covering a variety of topics, Encryption , Android OS update , and Blue Tooth security.

Late yesterday afternoon I had the pleasure of addressing the club members. There were quite a few new members in attendance for this presentation. Following the presentation, we spent quite a bit of time discussing Password Managers and the value of using Avast's SecureLine VPN. There was also an interest in Avast Omni .

This early afternoon presentation was added at the last moment but, as you can see, it was well attended. The presentation was followed by several questions with an emphasis on Avast Omni

A nice way to start the day. A good turnout from the members of Rock Comp CC. They were a very attentive audience. We followed the presentation with a Q&A session. Most of the questions and curiosity revolved around  Avast SecureLine  and  HMA . I was happy to answer questions about both of these Avast products.

A new and long-awaited Beta Release from Avast.

More photos,  https://photos.app.goo.gl/ujAajYF7xHLiGHvu8 This morning's well attended presentation was at an  assistant living facility . The members enjoyed and participated in the presentation and asked quite a few questions. I've already been asked to please return next year.

More Pictures, https://photos.app.goo.gl/DwAAfhhsdTsv5br7A The Computer Booters  last night received two presentations. We spent the first half hour learning all about using  ZOOM  software to have a successful remote presentation. A remote presentation via  ZOOM  is the next best thing to being there in person. The second presentation was " Staying Safe and Secure " and covered many security related topics. The two most asked about  Avast  products were  Avast Free  and  Avast SecureLine . I also covered questions asked about the recent Avast privacy concerns.

Quote from: bob3160 on February 02, 2020, 04:39:50 PM So I'm going over my schedule for the presentations in AZ and I noticed a conflict on 2/5/2020. I'd like to blame it on my eyesight but that would be a cop out. I screwed up. Hopefully, one of the clubs can re-schedule. If not, one club will be disappointed and probably a bit mad at me for not having seen that mistake earlier.   So I've heard back from John at  Dreamland Computer Club I am still sorry that I made a mistake in my bookings but, I am very happy that the video of the presentation I had created some time ago, saved the day. John has already been added to next year's schedule.

This is my divided club. The room where they hold their meetings is partially divided. As you can see from the picture, the presentation was well attended. I answered a questions on the the data sharing news that came out on 1/28. We also had a question on removing another AV before installing Avast. I was happy to address both questions. How to Successfully Install Avast  http://goo.gl/VLXde

A nice turnout to start of my visit to Arizona. The presentation started with a question about the recent articles about Avast and data sharing. I said I would address the issue following the presentation. The presentation was well received and as promised, followed by a Q&A session covering mainly the question I was asked in the beginning. We covered what was shared and we went over the settings in Avast concerning personal privacy. Most members were happy with the fact that there was a way to turn of sharing their information even in the free version.