YES!
Less than for PC because mac is still only 5% of computer market, but they do exist and can do just as much harm as windows variants
http://antivirus.about.com/od/macintoshresource/Macintosh_Viruses_and_Mac_Virus_Resources.htm
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who ever wrote that is an idiot. There are a handful, at most, of what could be called viruses for the Mac OS X platform. However, they are simply not as effective, and never can be, as viruses for Windows XP. This is down to the way the system is written. You have distinct layers of the OS - the user only uses the top layer of it all and has to enter passwords specifically to access anything that could be damaged.
So, due to this protection, a user would have to purposefully allow the virus onto their machine.
Secondly, the apple market is much smaller than that held by Microsoft with its Windows platform, so there is less reason to create a virus in the first place - why create something to attack Mac's when the same effort could be expended making one that attacks many more machines.
One caveat here though is that complacency is a bad idea. We should not be sitting there trusting anything and everything we come across on the net - as this may well lead to virus problems.
It's not true that macs can't get viruses, but the chances are MANY, MANY times lower than pcs.
There are no viruses that affect Mac OS X so the chances of getting a virus is zero. It is possible, although highly unlikely, that an unwary user could download and install some malware but the number of Mac users who have ever done that is probably less than one per cent.
Nevermind, I apparently forgot that on the Mac, things are under Firefox-Preferences. I still can't get ESPN Insider's "Rumor Central" to load without getting an error message about cookies. Maybe there's a temporary problem with ESPN's site. I have VirusBarrier X5 and just ran a scan - no problems. Also, I'm not even aware if there are any active viruses out there that can affect Mac OS X Leopard.
You can use any computer that has skype installed to communicate with any other computer that has skype installed. So if you're running Mac OsX and your son has Windose Xp then you can communicate without any problems. Skype is available on Windows, Mac and Linux platforms and even mobiles.
Many things! For one thing, a pathological virus can take over the body, such as computer viruses can. There are also multiple versions of viruses and pathological viruses. That and they can be blocked out. While computers can use antivirus programs, we have immune systems. ~SwaggaCat
If you are watching the movies online then you will nto a virus. This of course is not garanteed since the may be malware hiding in one of the movies. Also do not download any movies from the internet as they will most likely have spyware and viruses incorporated in into them.
There are no viruses that affect Mac OS X. If a Mac is running the Windows operating system then it is liable to be infected by the thousands of viruses that exploit the inherent vulnerabilities in Windows.
Mac's don't get viruses...shoot it, it's fake
Mac computers barely have any viruses available on them because its harder to program viruses for them......so no ps2 game will not give viruses
every computer can get a virus -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sort of. There are only a handfull of viruses for mac and they are ALL trojans. They do not do much damage nearly as much as windows viruses.
There are no active viruses that attack Mac OS X.
There are no mac viruses and if there were, no
yes it is because mac cant 'welcome' any viruses, they get whiped out as they try to attach themselves.
No. Mac computers are more secure, and have a very difficult code for the computer. There are only a few mac viruses.
It is very uncommon for a MAC to get viruses, since they are their own "network" so to speak. They are not so widespread like windows for example, so they are not as likely to get viruses.
Yes
There are no active viruses that affect Mac OS X.
There is no need of any Anti-virus software program for iPhone or any Mac Product as they don't get any virus threat or any harm from trojan or malware.