Basketball for sure. Team spirits and enough intensity.

I used Avast for the longest time, but there were some problems with everyday use as things started to slow down.
Now I've gone with Norton thanks to that comparison - https://websitehowto.org/norton-vs-avast/.
Right now, it seems like the right decision.

I think they mean that Windows Defender by itself isn't the best protection. If you look at different comparisons, e.g. Windows Defender vs Avast - https://websitehowto.org/windows-defender-vs-avast/, you'll see that the protection levels ain't too good.

I've heard about it as well. I think it's best to use some kind of anti-malware software that can actively recognize phishing sites.
They say that new bitdefender can analyze and identify suspicious network-level activities and block sophisticated exploits, malware, or botnet-related URLs.
Read more here: https://websitehowto.org/bitdefender-vs-avast/
Better to be prepared.