Quoted on Softpedia.com: Avira 2013 Upgrades are Free of Charge

Avira launched the 2013 product line back in late September. Now, the German company kicks off an upgrade campaign to the newest versions. As an incentive for the users to make the move, Avira is offering the upgrade free of charge.

In order to proceed with updating to the most recent versions users have to receive the message in the picture above.

Avira 2013 introduces protection components that cover social networking activity by scanning uses accounts for Facebook, Twi… (read more)

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