Ironically, just a few months after AVG Internet Security 2016 launched, . By 2018, the "AVG" brand was slowly merged into Avast’s infrastructure. Today (2026), AVG still exists, but it’s essentially Avast with a green skin.
AVG Internet Security 2016 was a solid choice for average users who needed a firewall and email protection but didn't want to pay premium prices. It offered better protection than the free version, but power users often found the slowdowns and upsell advertisements annoying. avg internet security 2016
A common criticism of AVG in 2016 was the inclusion of "PC Tuneup" utilities bundled within the installer. Ironically, just a few months after AVG Internet
