In deep water
After an adventurous installation, Panda Cloud Antivirus can finally work. Our first impressions are that the user interface will be tasteful, presumably easy to use, although it looks a bit crowded - we’d make it a little more airy.
Interestingly, the “B” system also has a lockable banner, while the “A” system is completely missing. In any case, there are no traces of certain unsolicited advertisements, only the firewall function shows that this is not a full-fledged version - it was later revealed that USB protection is also limited, but autorun protection is at least active.
We were looking for an antivirus that would make woods a sophisticated, space-based tool, and it looks like we were successful. We also tested the GUI with an amateur user who has so far seen pretty much only Microsoft Security Essentials, after a few sentence instructions, there were no problems.
In our personal opinion, only the button in the lower right corner is something that designers might want to work on a bit more, because it’s not clear to even more experienced users that it triggers the modules shown below.
This is definitely a beauty spot, as it seems to have important settings here. We’ve talked about the privacy shield before, but the recovery boot is worth a mass again.
