Linux-Is-Best

Does that include the Desktop Version (non endpoint)?

Dear Linux community,
 
We’ve been working on the new generation of our solution for Linux desktops for quite a while.
The hard work of our development & QA teams, using technologies developed for the ESET File Security for Linux 7, were materialized into the first BETA version of our Endpoint product, which we would like to share with you.
To mention just few of the top new features:
Completely new distributed architecture, natively 64-bit, with better performance, security and stability New technology for On-access scanning by means of ESET-in-house-developed lightweight kernel module   Optimized for multi-core performance  Compatible with latest ESET Security Management Center 7.1  
If you are interested in getting a chance of a hands-on experience with it and see the full list of improvements, just leave a comment here or send me ( @Peter Randziak) and @TomasP a private message.
 
We are looking forward to your participation.

I have password installed on my computer and android phone. I cannot start either one because it asks for the 6-diigit verification. Which I do not have and on my google authenticator or other authenticators. They ask for a QR scan or secret key which I do not where to access them on the passwords manager either on computer or android phone. Does anyone know how I can find any info on getting the 6-digit codes to access them?
Thanks

Eset doesn’t develop the password manager. It’s a port of Saferpass. 
 
 

Thanks for replying. Unfortunately not, but I've discovered the problem occurs when my phone is in battery saver mode and not all android features are available. So this makes sense.

Hello,
My ESET Mobile Security app constantly gives me a notification about the anti-theft feature not being optimized. When I go to the anti-theft portal, it states my computer is optimized with 5 stars. How can I resolve this please.  I have a Motorola Moto G 5G plus. Thank you.


 

Assuming I buy the ESET internet security license for multiple devices. Just to be sure:
1. I can use the license on laptops running windows 10, android phones, and android tables (?)
2. Do all devices have to be attached to one ESET account or multiple accounts are possible which share the license?
3. I suppose there is no solution for Ubuntu which I can use with this license?
 

OMG! This thread is still raging.
Here's the problem:
The Eset license purchased from Google Play is showing up in Eset Home as a trial license. Obviously, it is not a trial license since it has been activated on 5 devices and been in use for 4 months.
I have already posted my opinion of what I think of the Eset Home web site. That said, the issue appears to be a "disconnect" between what is present on the Eset licensing servers and what is being forwarded to the Eset Home web site.

On final comment here and I am done with this thread. This issue has been "blown out of proportion." Here's why.
The only thing needed to activate an Eset product is a license key - period. An Eset Home account is only required if you desire to manage your Eset product licenses remotely. The first thing I do when I purchase a new Eset product license from the Eset eStore is permanently delete any Eset Home account that may have been set up. Why? Because there have been past security issues with the Eset Home web site. You can search the forum for postings on that issue.
Since you purchased Internet Security, you must have received an Eset license key for it. That license key can be used to activate Internet Security installations for the number of device seats you purchased.
-EDIT- Since your Reddit posting is quite long, I will post the relevant part:
So I guess this resolves the issue since you do have a paid Eset IS license for 5 devices. As far as Eset Home license statuses go, I have already posted what my opinion of that web site.

Google might not keep the money but it does process the payment which assumes a money transfer to Eset for the sale.
Since you paid by credit card, I would try to charge-back the Google Play Eset IS payment with MasterCard. At a minimum, this would force Google to provide documentation to MasterCard that they forwarded both transaction details and payment to Eset. The problem here is 4 months have elapsed since the purchase date. This might be too long a time to initiate a charge dispute. 

If you have more licenses, you can use the other license for activation on the device you want to move under that license.

Not exactly. It appears this is an upgrade request from Eset Mobile to Eset IS. Since Google now knows you are an Eset existing customer, they will probably correctly route the Eset IS purchase details to Eset N.A. eStore. But who knows, they might screw things up again.
You eliminate problems like this by purchasing directly from the Eset U.S. eStore web site.

I suspect the "culprit" here is again Eset N.A. They posted the Eset IS purchase promotion on Google Play which is not the norm. They assumed Goggle would properly handle the purchase interface to Eset U.S. eStore which obviously they didn't.

Finally we are moving forward; the above screenshot of the invoice by Google should help us find out what exactly happened. We will contact Google on this matter since any Google Play purchases are processed by Google and not by ESET. Will keep you posted.

Resolve the "Device not fully optimized" message https://support.eset.com/en/kb6587-optimize-your-device-in-eset-mobile-security-for-android

On the download page select the 64-bit version of the product: