Antivirus Conspiracy

Governments create computer viruses, then partner with anti virus companies in a two-prong strategy to monitor computer activity.

Those that are not "protected" are vulnerable to viruses which collect information and allow remote access. The computers that are "protected", already have an invasive software that has access to the security of the computer, which can allow or disallow access by other viruses, and is constantly "updated" communicating data from the host computer.

Antivirus companies which have incentive, moreover necessity, to make money off of newer versions of its software, updates, or subscription, require the updating of threats to combat. It is in the interest of the antivirus companies to keep new viruses coming out, to perpetuate the problem, so they have reason to exist, need a perceived enemy.