Clarifying My Continued Involvement with Avast

 

https://youtu.be/PBevpGlz99Q
On April 1, 2023, Avast discontinued this program. Since April 1, 2023,
my presentations are now done via ZOOM, FreeConferenceCall,
and other platforms that make remote interactions possible.
I am still highly active on the Avast customer support forum
and am still a staunch supporter of the free version of Avast Antivirus
which protects my computers and mobile devices today.
My lates presentation is "AI- A Closer Look" and the following link will give you
more information about this ever-changing topic. https://bit.ly/bob3160AI

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