Web Shield now fully supports Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) when scanning connections that use the QUIC protocol, improving protection when browsing modern websites and apps that use the latest encryption standards.
VPN (PREMIUM SECURITY)
The VPN interface has been updated with improved controls and navigation, making it easier to manage your VPN connection and settings. [Premium Security]
COMPLIANCE
Eligible EU customers with an active Premium Security subscription can now access a contract withdrawal link directly within the app, in line with EU consumer rights regulations. [Premium Security · EU only]
What Was Fixed
WEB SHIELD
Fixed an issue that could prevent developer tools and AI-based applications from connecting to the internet when Web Shield’s HTTPS scanning was active.
Fixed an issue where applications that perform certificate revocation checks could fail to connect when routing traffic through Web Shield.
SAFEZONE (BANK MODE)
Fixed an issue where keyboard input could be unresponsive in the SafeZone (Bank Mode) browser window, with keystrokes not registering on the secure desktop.
Concerning being in line with EU consumer rights regulations; as I understand it, EU laws, among which the Digital Services Act, make the use of Dark Patterns illegal. Avast is riddled with menus and screens that use Dark Patterns.
When can EU users expect a version of Avast that complies with EU law on this matter?
This also goes for the website. Seeing how many topics there are every day about having great difficulty contacting Avast and stopping subscriptions, that surely also does not comply with EU law.
@user7645 I see from the " Avast Antivirus Beta" section, that a further version of 26.6 is expected in a few days.
Will there be a new Release Note and amended offline installer links posted here on the forum for public release of that version 26.6 incremental change?