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In theory it does all of below:

• App Scanning: It automatically scans all apps on your device—regardless of where they were downloaded (though it focuses heavily on apps from the Google Play Store and those sideloaded).
• Real-time Protection: It runs safety checks on apps before you download them from the Play Store.
• Periodic Device Scan: It periodically scans your device for Potentially Harmful Applications (PHAs), which are sometimes called malware.
• Warnings and Removal: If it finds a potentially harmful app, it will warn you, disable the app, or in some cases, remove the app automatically.

Is there antivirus for Android?

Yes there is a Google Play Protect. There is also a service that checks every single App on the Store separately.

Though the effectivity is debatable.

There are third party ones but I have not heard anything good about any of them. I am not sure they are legitimate

What is a cooling cover for a bed?

Only because the UI on the device is dog shit. Why is it so hard to just set I want x temp during the day then this time at night from the device?

Even the places that did have redundancy - didn’t have actually tested failovers.

Source: working at a place hosted in multiple locations. Didn’t mean shit. Somebody, if not many somebody’s, is definitely getting fired when the smoke clears.

Linux users tend not to download random software off of sketchy websites; it’s all installed and kept up to date via the package manager.

No experienced/power users do that. Those are who just so happen to install Linux.

If you want Linux for everyone then you will get the users who will install anything, and you need a way to keep them reasonably safe.

Real-time Kernel?

Like my popcorn?

Desktop environment

Jimmy I work in an office. What are you talking about?

• Your average Windows user… Probably.

Agreed. The version of my parents that I loved is already dead and gone.

And Fox News killed them.