QUOTE(medic @ Jul 24 2009, 10:52 PM)

That's actually incorrect, the risk of getting a virus with a Mac is just as high as with a PC.
QUOTE(medic @ Jul 24 2009, 10:52 PM)

Also, the main reason Macs or anything running a Apple OS don't get penetrated as much,
i don't even really get how these two make sense in the same post much. but to be honest, i don't believe you that the risk of getting a virus on a mac is as high as a pc.
why have i gotten none on my mac and many on my pc? why has no one i've known gotten one on their mac and many on their pc? shrugs, my experience so far as been that it's not the same risk.
QUOTE(medic @ Jul 24 2009, 10:52 PM)

My iMac had a iTunes virus the first few days I was using it
that's unfortunate. it's been two/three years and i've yet to have one single virus problem and i do have some pirated stuff.
QUOTE(medic @ Jul 24 2009, 10:52 PM)

The guy selling me my iMac at the Apple store tried to sell me his product on the notion that it's less venerable, I now view him as an idiot
i do think it's less vulnerable because all my experience and those i've known has pointed to it being less vulnerable. if it were equally as vulnerable, then i'd assume there would be way more mac users with viruses and in need of virus protection. if at the end of the day pc users are having more frequent issues with viruses than mac users then i don't think it's equal.