RealCustomerfromtheUS

Some observations from a Real customer here from the US. I have used this antivirus for 2 years on three devices. Strange activity, here. Bizarre actually. I've noticed an influx of new accounts created with the sole purpose of showing interest in downloading offline versions of Kaspersky. I've also noticed old accounts that are authentic. The ratio is highly in favor of new accounts. I'm stating fact not insinuation. I know this isn't that unusual except the United States just banned the use of this antivirus and these accounts have NO questions or concerns regarding the ban and only want the ability to download. You would expect a customer such as myself to have concerns and questions or ditch the software entirely which is what I want to do. All of these accounts are asking for the same thing: An offline download version of this now, Federally banned antivirus These accounts are brand new, which isn't that important, however, the substance of their posts are. all they're doing is conveying interest in the product that may be unsafe to use. If they're an offline 100% they are probably safe in most circumstances. We don't know for sure yet. However, with the influx of new accounts... There are some possibilities I am considering: 1. These are people that have never made accounts such as myself, and their operations are offline, so they're not afraid of threats. 2. these are adversaries trying to build confidence or maintain reputation in a product that has just been federally banned in the US 3. Personally I have noticed Kaspersky being used as a doppelganger for malware. Meaning I have seen two processes of Kaspersky . One of them was a fake and being used as malware. 4. The real Kaspersky has never detected any malicious file in the last year... even when I knew my system was infected. I made sure of it and tested the concept Someone made the astute observation that the company is not communicating with the public. He's right. I can't even get an agent in a chat.