As the OP, I personally found BitDefender to have the best Privacy Policy I could hope for in an anti-virus (according to ToSDR, anyway). It's one of the reasons why I've avoided Avast. BitDefender just stays in the background, doesn't nag you about buying things, and doesn't surreptitiously collect data in the background.
If I used Windows I would consider paying for BitDefender, but honestly with my setup I only use Windows for educational software. I wonder what the next best antivirus is ...?
If I used Windows I would consider paying for BitDefender, but honestly with my setup I only use Windows for educational software. I wonder what the next best antivirus is ...?