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Producer	Certified	Protection	Performance	Usability
September 2024
AVG Antivirus 20.7		100	100	100›
June 2024
AVG Antivirus 20.5		100	100	100›
March 2024
AVG Antivirus 20.5		100	100	100›
December 2023
AVG Antivirus 20.5		100	100	100›
September 2023
AVG Antivirus 20.5		100	100	100›
June 2023
AVG Antivirus 20.4		100	100	100›
March 2023
AVG Antivirus 20.4		100	100	100›
December 2022
AVG Antivirus 20.3		100	100	100›
September 2022
AVG Antivirus 20.3		100	100	100›
June 2022
AVG Antivirus 20.2		100	100	100›
March 2022
AVG Antivirus 20.1		100	100	100›
December 2021
AVG Antivirus 20.0		100	100	100›
September 2021
AVG Antivirus 20.0		100	100	100›
June 2020
AVG Antivirus 19.6		100	91.7	100›
March 2020
AVG Antivirus 19.4		100	83.3	91.7›
December 2019
AVG Antivirus 19.4		100	100	100›
June 2019
AVG Antivirus 18.7		100	91.7	100›

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