Avast vs Bitdefender: Which Antivirus Is Better in 2024?

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  • Osama Zahid

    Written by Osama Zahid Cybersecurity Specialist

  • Sarah Frazier

    Fact-Checked by Sarah Frazier Cybersecurity Editor

Avast and Bitdefender are well-known antiviruses that offer free and paid subscriptions. However, it’s hard to pick between the two because of how effective both are, so I compared Bitdefender and Avast across various categories to learn which app is superior.

In my tests, I found that both these antiviruses offer reliable security, but Bitdefender is the better overall choice. It flags fewer false positives during scans, provides more features, includes parental controls, and has better support. Avast also has strengths, like a superior free plan and well-priced paid subscriptions, but I still consider Bitdefender better.

Avast also has a history of selling user data, but it has sold its data-selling subsidiary and has started redeeming itself. Thankfully, both apps offer money-back guarantees, meaning you can try Bitdefender or Avast risk-free to see which app suits you.

Try Bitdefender risk-free for 30 days

No Time? Here’s a 1-Minute Summary of Category Winners

Bitdefender is the winner between these two options. While they have equally effective malware detection scores, Bitdefender is more reliable because it flags fewer false positives. Plus, it has useful tools like parental controls, a password manager, and more extra features.

Bitdefender logo
Avast logo
Virus Scanner Finds 100% of malware via scans and only highlights a few false positives Detects 100% of malware through scans but highlights several false positives
Real-Time Malware Protection Reliably blocks 100% of real-time threats Stops 100% of real-time threats but sometimes flags safe apps as dangerous
System Performance Doesn’t slow down system performance Negligible impact on system performance
VPN Has a useful Hotspot Shield-powered VPN, but its data is limited on most plans Offers an unlimited VPN with Avast One and Ultimate Security
Parental Controls Comes with a useful set of parental controls Doesn’t have parental controls
Firewall Includes a highly customizable and secure firewall Provides an effective firewall with many customization options
Password Manager Offers a useful password management tool Doesn’t have a password manager
Gaming Mode Game Profile helps enhance gaming performance slightly Doesn’t improve gaming performance by a noticeable amount
Optimization Tools OneClick Optimizer helps free up lots of space Cleanup Premium helps enhance system performance in multiple ways
Other Features
  • Ransomware protection
  • Webcam protection
  • SafePay
  • Antispam
  • Anti-theft
  • …and more
  • Hack Alerts
  • Sandbox
  • Webcam Shield
  • Sensitive Data Shield
  • Bank Mode
  • Data Shredder
Device Compatibility
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Linux
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Linux
Customer Service
  • 24/7 live chat
  • Phone support
  • Email support
  • Knowledge base
  • Community forums
24/7 live chat (paid)

Phone support (paid)

Email support (paid)

Knowledge base

Price Provides decent value for money with its plans Offers great value for money with its subscriptions
Free Version Decent free plan that ensures basic security Has multiple free plans with useful features
Money-Back Guarantee 30-day money-back guarantee 30-day money-back guarantee

How I Tested and Compared Avast vs Bitdefender

I used the following criteria to compare Avast and Bitdefender and determine which is the best overall antivirus available:

  1. Virus Scanner — I checked the number of scanning options available and analyzed the potency of the malware detection engine, focusing on detection rates.
  2. Real-Time Malware Protection — I examined both antiviruses and selected the one with the best real-time protection.
  3. System Performance — I calculated the resources each antivirus uses to check the impact on system performance.
  4. VPN — I checked to see if each antivirus had a VPN and tested it for speed, streaming abilities, and server coverage.
  5. Parental Controls — I checked whether these apps offer parental controls and if they can effectively protect children.
  6. Firewall — I examined both antiviruses to see if they have firewalls that can reliably block network intrusions.
  7. Password Manager — I compared both antivirus to find out which one has a password manager that could help me securely manage all my passwords.
  8. Gaming Mode — I compared both antiviruses to determine which improves gaming performance.
  9. Optimization Tools — I used both apps’ optimization tools to see which antivirus is better for enhancing system performance.
  10. Other Features — I checked which antivirus has more features to add extra layers of device security.
  11. Device Compatibility — I analyzed the platforms these antiviruses work on and checked how user-friendly their apps are.
  12. Customer Service — I contacted each app’s customer support to determine which is more responsive and helpful.
  13. Price — I examined both apps’ premium plans to determine which one offers the best value.
  14. Free Version — I compared the free versions of Avast and Bitdefender to learn which provides better security.
  15. Money-Back Guarantee — I tested the money-back guarantee offers of both antiviruses to see whether they honor their refund policy.

1. Virus Scanner — Bitdefender Flags Fewer False Positives

Both apps have reliable virus scanners, but Bitdefender’s virus scans proved more reliable in my tests, as they flagged fewer false positives.

With Bitdefender, you’ll get the following scans:

  • Quick scan — checks crucial areas of your system for threats.
  • System scan — scans your whole system to find viruses and other malware.
  • Vulnerability scan — looks for missing updates and security vulnerabilities.
  • Rescue environment scan — reboots into safe mode to eliminate stubborn threats.
  • Custom scan — lets you choose what parts of your system you wish to scan.

All the app’s scans are effective, and Bitdefender successfully removed all malware from my device during tests with a 100% detection score. It flagged a few false positives during scans, but this minor issue doesn’t occur too often.

On the other hand, Avast has the following scan options:

  • Quick scan — checks the most vulnerable parts of your system.
  • Smart scan — looks for malware, outdated apps, and any other vulnerabilities.
  • Full virus scan — scans your whole system for malware.
  • Boot-time scan — checks for hidden threats by scanning your system before the operating system loads.
  • Targeted scan — lets you choose the files and folders to scan.
  • Custom scan — makes a custom scan based on the parameters you set.

In my tests, Avast’s scans successfully flagged all malware samples and had a 100% detection score. I was impressed with its various scans but found Avast flags more false positives than Bitdefender.

Both apps have similar scan speeds. Their quick scans only took a few minutes, while the full scans took over an hour to check my whole system.

So, while both apps have effective scans, Bitdefender wins here because it flags fewer false positives.

Virus Scanner Winner: Bitdefender

2. Real-Time Malware Protection — Bitdefender Is Better at Blocking Phishing Threats

Real-time protection is a crucial feature provided by all the top-tier antiviruses on the market. It helps detect malware in real-time, blocking it even before it enters your computer. In my tests, I found that Bitdefender offers superior real-time security.

Bitdefender’s real-time protection flagged 100% of threats, with zero false positives. I also tried downloading several malicious files during my tests, and Bitdefender blocked every download. Bitdefender also blocked 94% of phishing threats, which isn’t perfect but still impressive.

Avast has a 100% real-time malware detection score, but it flags many more false positives. During my tests, I tried to launch Tekken 8 via Steam while Avast was active in the background, and it flagged the game’s executable file as malicious. No other antivirus has flagged legitimate games this way in all my testing.

The app’s phishing protection is good but not as strong as Bitdefender’s. In my tests, Avast blocked 86% of phishing websites. It also has a useful Real Site feature, which blocks DNS hijacking and ensures you always reach legitimate websites.

While both apps offer good real-time protection, Bitdefender wins here because it flags fewer false positives and detects more phishing websites.

Real-Time Malware Protection Winner: Bitdefender

3. System Performance — Both Apps Are Equally Lightweight

Being lightweight is critical for an antivirus, or it will significantly slow down your system’s performance. Thankfully, Avast and Bitdefender are light on resources and don’t cause noticeable slowdowns, even during a full scan.

I analyzed both apps’ resource consumption while they were idle and during full scans on my Ryzen 3600 test system with 16GB of RAM. The following table shows how demanding they were on my system:

Idle CPU Usage (Average) Idle Memory Usage (Average) Idle Disk Usage (Average) Virus Scan CPU Usage (Max) Virus Scan Memory Usage (Max) Virus Scan Disk Usage (Max)
Bitdefender 1% 115MB 2MB/s 38% 421MB 167MB/s
Avast 10% 249MB 9MB/s 56% 723MB 76MB/s

Neither app uses too many resources while idling, so you likely won’t notice a difference when they’re in the background. As you’d expect, they’re more demanding during scans, with Avast being more memory and CPU-intensive and Bitdefender being heavier on disk usage. However, neither app caused a noticeable slowdown, making it a tie in this category.

System Performance Winner: Tie

4. VPN — Avast’s VPN Doesn’t Have Data Limits

While they’re not as impressive as the best standalone VPNs, both apps offer good VPNs that maintain online security using AES 256-bit encryption. However, Avast stands out here because its VPN is unlimited, while Bitdefender restricts its VPN to 200MB/day on most plans.

Bitdefender’s VPN includes 4000+ servers across 40+ countries, while Avast’s VPN offers 700+ servers in 30+ countries. While Bitdefender’s server network is bigger, you should have no trouble finding uncrowded servers for either VPN.

During tests, Bitdefender’s VPN performed well. My download speeds dropped by 20% on most servers (33Mbps to 26Mbps), but you should note that some servers reduced the upload speeds by up to 50% (33Mbps to 17Mbps). Streaming performance is also decent, as my colleagues and I discovered it works with the following platforms:

Netflix US Amazon Prime Video Disney+

I also like that Bitdefender’s VPN has extra safety features. If the VPN connection suddenly drops, it has a kill switch to disconnect your internet and keep you anonymous. Plus, there’s an ad and tracker blocker that stops annoying tracks from monitoring what you do and blocks ads for a cleaner browsing experience.

Screenshot showing the extra security features in Bitdefender's VPN

Bitdefender’s VPN adds extra layers of security

On the other hand, connection speeds on Avast’s VPN aren’t the fastest. The average speed drop on nearby servers was 58%, taking my download speed from 33Mbps to 14Mbps. Also, long-distance servers cause even bigger slowdowns. Thankfully, the connection still remained fast enough for lag-free browsing and UHD streaming.

My colleagues and I also tested Avast’s streaming capabilities and found that it works with the following platforms:

Netflix BBC iPlayer Disney+

Both VPNs also allow torrenting. All of Bitdefender’s servers support torrenting, while Avast provides several P2P-optimized servers that you can use to ensure safety while torrenting.

Avast’s VPN includes P2P-optimized servers in various locations

Avast’s VPN includes P2P-optimized servers in various locations

While both apps’ VPNs have various strengths and weaknesses, Avast wins here because it doesn’t have a data cap on its VPN.

VPN Winner: Avast

5. Parental Controls — Only Bitdefender Offers a Parental Control Suite

Parental controls can help monitor your kids’ activity and ensure they stay safe online. However, only Bitdefender offers parental controls between these two options.

Bitdefender’s parental control suite is feature-rich and offers various tools that help you protect your children. They let you filter apps/websites, monitor how long your kids use their devices, and set screen-time limits to ensure kids don’t use their devices any longer than they should.

Screenshot showing the various features in Bitdefender's parental controls

You can easily protect your kids using Bitdefender’s parental controls

I also like that Bitdefender’s parental controls let you track your kids’ location, ensuring you always know where they are. You can also enable geofencing, which will send you alerts whenever your kids leave a specified area.

Since it’s the only app with parental controls, Bitdefender is the clear winner here.

Parental Controls Winner: Bitdefender

6. Firewall — Both Apps Offer Secure and Highly Customizable Firewalls

A firewall is your system’s primary defense against network intrusions, which is why I was pleased to see that both Bitdefender and Avast include reliable firewalls.

Bitdefender’s firewall is highly customizable and ensures airtight protection against all threats that try to breach your network. It lets you control internet access rules for different apps, adjust network rules, and more. Plus, it has a stealth mode that makes your device invisible on any network.

Screenshot of Bitdefender's firewall

You can easily adjust BItdefender’s firewall settings

You’ll also get port scan protection with Bitdefender’s firewall, ensuring hackers can’t compromise your security by finding open ports.

On the other hand, Avast also provides a secure and customizable firewall. It lets you adjust network and application rules and shows detailed logs of each app’s activity. I also like that Avast’s firewall has advanced features like leak protection, port scan alerts, and ARP spoofing alerts to enhance security.

Avast’s firewall delivers reliable security

Avast’s firewall delivers reliable security

Since both apps have reliable firewalls with many customization options and advanced security features, this category is tied.

Firewall Winner: Tie

7. Password Manager — Only Bitdefender Provides a Password Manager

I found in my tests that only Bitdefender provides a password manager. Avast used to offer a password management tool called Avast Passwords, but it’s no longer available. Of course, Bitdefender’s solution isn’t as good as the best password managers, but it’s still a worthwhile feature.

Bitdefender’s secure password manager uses AES 256-bit encryption to ensure the airtight safety of all your data. It also offers all the necessary password management features, like auto-save/fill, auditing, sharing, data breach monitoring, and a password generator.

I also like that Bitdefender’s password manager is beginner-friendly. It has highly intuitive apps and browser extensions, making it easy to install and use on your preferred platform.

Screenshot of Bitdefender's password manager interface

Bitdefender’s password manager can safeguard all your sensitive data

Throughout my tests, Bitdefender’s password manager reliably filled website forms, including logins, banking details, and more. Plus, its Security Report feature informed me about various weak passwords that I promptly changed to secure my accounts.

Since it’s the only app with a password manager, Bitdefender wins in this category.

Password Manager Winner: Bitdefender

8. Gaming Mode — Bitdefender’s Game Profile Feature Is Superior

Avast has a Do Not Disturb mode to silence notifications while gaming, but Bitdefender’s Game Profile option is far more effective for gamers.

Bitdefender’s Game Profile automatically stops background tasks and notifications when you launch any game you’ve added to Game Profile. This helps ensure you get the best possible performance and don’t experience any lag spikes while gaming. I tested the feature while playing Call of Duty: Warzone and never experienced any lag or disturbances.

In contrast, Avast’s Do Not Disturb mode only silences notifications, meaning it won’t benefit performance that much. It’s still useful because it prevents notifications from disturbing you while gaming, but Bitdefender wins here, as its Game Profile is a lot more effective.

Gaming Mode Winner: Bitdefender

9. Optimization Tools — Avast Is Better for Device Optimization

Optimization tools can help free up space on your device and enhance system performance. Between both these apps, I found that Avast’s optimization tools are more effective at improving performance.

Bitdefender performs optimization with its OneClick Optimizer. OneClick Optimizer cleans junk files, fixes registry issues, and resolves privacy problems to free up space and improve performance. During my tests, this utility freed over 5GB of space on my system and cleared various other issues.

Screenshot showing Bitdefender's OneClick Optimizer scan results

I cleared lots of space on my device using Bitdefender

On the other hand, Avast’s main optimization tool is its Cleanup Premium feature. Cleanup Premium cleared over 7GB of space on my system and found various registry issues. Also, it highlighted various apps that were slowing down my system and listed several health problems that were putting my device at risk and affecting its performance.

Cleanup Premium made several useful optimizations to my system

Cleanup Premium made several useful optimizations to my system

Avast’s Cleanup Premium tool is much more comprehensive than Bitdefender’s OneClick Optimizer, so Avast is the winner here.

Optimization Tools Winner: Avast

10. Other Features — Bitdefender Has a Better Feature Variety

While both antiviruses include useful extras for added protection, Bitdefender is better if you want a wider variety of extra features. You’ll get the following extra tools with this app:

  • Bitdefender Central — lets you remotely monitor and manage your device safety.
  • Safe Files — offers secure storage for sensitive data (macOS only).
  • File Shredder — permanently deletes files you don’t want others to access.
  • Safepay — provides an isolated environment for secure online banking and shopping.
  • Webcam and microphone protection — blocks unauthorized access to your system’s webcam and microphone.
  • Ransomware remediation — helps recover files encrypted by ransomware.
  • Anti-theft — locates lost or stolen devices.
  • Anti-tracker — blocks trackers from monitoring your online activity.

Bitdefender’s features are useful, but I was especially impressed with its ransomware remediation feature. While many apps only offer ways to block ransomware attacks, Bitdefender actively maintains backups of important files as a failsafe in case ransomware breaches your security.

On the other hand, Avast’s extra features include the following:

  • Sandbox — lets you run potentially unsafe apps in a safe and isolated environment.
  • Hack Alerts — informs you whenever your information is leaked on the dark web.
  • Webcam Shield — blocks unauthorized access to your system’s webcam.
  • Data Shredder — permanently deletes sensitive files to ensure they’re inaccessible.
  • Software Updater — updates old apps that might have vulnerabilities.
  • Bank mode — offers a safe way to bank and shop online.
  • The Sandbox is among Avast’s standout features. It lets you easily test any app in a completely isolated environment. If the app is malicious, it won’t affect anything else on your device.

While both apps offer a good variety of features, Bitdefender wins here because it provides more extra tools.

Other Features Winner: Bitdefender

11. Device Compatibility — Both Apps Have User-Friendly Apps for All Major Platforms

I was pleased that you can use both Bitdefender and Avast on all major platforms. The following table shows all the platforms you can use these apps on:

Bitdefender Avast
Windows 7 SP1 and higher 7 and higher
macOS 10.10 and higher 10.11 and higher
iOS 12.0 and higher 15.0 and higher
Android 5.0 and higher 8.0 and higher
Linux GravityZone plan only Business plan only

Besides working on all major platforms, I found that Bitdefender and Avast have user-friendly apps. Bitdefender’s desktop apps make finding and using all the features simple. Its mobile apps are just as intuitive and have an innovative navigation bar at the bottom that makes all its features easy to locate:

 Screenshot of Bitdefender's mobile app interface

It’s easy to use the features in Bitdefender’s mobile apps

Avast’s apps are equally user-friendly. The mobile app is simple to navigate and doesn’t have too much clutter, meaning you can easily use it to secure your Android and iOS devices. The desktop apps also have a clean interface and a helpful navigation bar at the left that lets you quickly access and use every feature.

You can easily navigate Avast’s desktop app

You can easily navigate Avast’s desktop app

Since both antiviruses work on all major platforms and offer user-friendly apps, it’s a tie here.

Device Compatibility Winner: Tie

12. Customer Service — Bitdefender’s Support Is More Responsive and Accessible

While both these apps offer multiple ways to get help, Bitdefender’s support is much better because it’s accessible to everyone. In contrast, most of Avast’s support channels are unavailable unless you’re using a paid subscription.

Bitdefender’s support includes live chat, email support, phone support, and a knowledge base. There are also community forums where you can consult experts and other users directly. During my tests, I was most impressed with Bitdefender’s live chat, as connecting with an agent takes only a few minutes. Also, all the agents provide helpful answers.

Screenshot of a conversation with Bitdefender's live chat support

You’ll always get helpful answers from Bitdefender’s live chat

Avast includes live chat, email, and phone support, but they’re only accessible if you’re a paid user. Avast’s free plan users are limited to the knowledge base and community forums if they need help.

During tests, I found Avast’s live chat somewhat slow. It can take some time before it connects you with an agent, and the agents are slow to respond to questions. I often had to wait a few minutes before they answered simple queries. Thankfully, the agents are helpful and will provide all the necessary information, even if it takes time.

Avast’s live chat offers helpful responses but takes some time

Avast’s live chat offers helpful responses but takes some time

Overall, Bitdefender wins here because its support is faster and more accessible.

Customer Service Winner: Bitdefender

13. Price — Avast’s Plans Deliver More Value for Money

Both these antiviruses provide good value for money, but I found that Avast’s plans offer better value.

Bitdefender’s best-value plan is Total Security, which costs $40.99/year/year and lets you secure devices on all platforms. This plan offers all the app’s features, but I was disappointed that it limits the VPN to 200MB/day. If you want an unlimited VPN, you must purchase it as a separate add-on or subscribe to a more expensive plan.

On the other hand, Avast’s best-value plan is its Ultimate subscription, which includes every feature and lets you protect up to 10 devices. The price for both these apps is similar, but the key difference is that Avast includes an unlimited VPN with its unlimited subscription, making it a better value.

Avast wins in this category despite both apps having similar pricing, as its VPN is unlimited.

Price Winner: Avast

14. Free Version — Avast Has Multiple Free Options

Both Bitdefender and Avast provide free versions of their apps, but Avast is a better option if you want a free security solution.

Bitdefender’s free plan provides reliable security by offering its virus scans, real-time protection, firewall, and other key features. Of course, it’s missing tools like ransomware remediation, a VPN, parental controls, and more. However, Bitdefender’s free plan is suitable for basic protection.

On the other hand, Avast offers multiple free options. Avast Free provides the same security as Bitdefender Free by including the app’s virus scanner, real-time protection, and firewall. However, the firewall lacks key features like port scan protection and ARP spoofing detection.

Avast also offers another free version called Avast One Free. It’s similar to Avast Free but also includes a VPN, mail protection, and network monitoring. The VPN is limited to 5GB/week, which is an impressive amount of data and more than what Bitdefender’s VPN offers on most paid plans.

Since Avast One Free is such an effective free security solution, Avast wins in this category.

Free Version Winner: Avast

15. Money-Back Guarantee — Both Antiviruses Have an Equally Long Refund Window

It’s critical for an antivirus to provide a money-back guarantee, as this lets you test it risk-free before you commit to the purchase. Thankfully, both Bitdefender and Avast offer long money-back guarantees that’ll give you plenty of time to test them without risk.

Bitdefender’s money-back guarantee is 30 days long, and I tested its refund policy by emailing support to request a refund. I got confirmation from support after 5 days, which is a little late, but Bitdefender refunded the money to my account 5 days after the confirmation.

Avast also provides a 30 seven-day money-back guarantee. When I tried to get a refund after my tests, I found it easy to request one by filling out a form on the Avast website. Afterward, I had my money back within 7 days of refund confirmation.

Since both these apps offer equally long money-back guarantees, they’re tied in this category.

Money-Back Guarantee Winner: Tie

And the Winner Is… Bitdefender

Bitdefender is clearly the better option, as it wins in 7 categories. Avast wins in only 4, and both apps are tied in the remaining 4 categories.

While it didn’t win the comparison, Avast is worth getting if you want a good free antivirus for basic security. Its free plan offers worthwhile security, and you also get a 5GB/week VPN with Avast One’s free version.

Despite Avast’s strengths, Bitdefender is still the better choice for comprehensive security. Its scans flag fewer false positives, meaning they’re more reliable. Also, it has a password manager, parental controls, and responsive customer support. You can also try Bitdefender without risk, as it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Overall Winner: Bitdefender

How To Use Bitdefender on Your Device

  1. Choose the trial. Access Bitdefender’s website and choose the free trial option to download the setup.
    Screenshot showing how to choose the free trial on Bitdefender's website
  2. Run the setup. Run Bitdefender’s setup and click “Install” to start installing it on your system.
    Screenshot showing the beginning of Bitdefender's installation
  3. Create an account. Enter your details and create a Bitdefender account to continue the setup.
    Screenshot showing the account creation step of Bitdefender's installation
  4. Active the trial. Activate Bitdefender’s free trial when the setup prompts you to enter an activation code.
    Screenshot showing how to activate the free trial during Bitdefender's setup
  5. Use Bitdefender. Click on “Finish” to complete the setup and start safeguarding your device with Bitdefender.
    Screenshot showing how to finish Bitdefender's setup

FAQs About Avast and Bitdefender

Is Bitdefender better than Avast?

Yes, Bitdefender is better than Avast. Its scans highlight fewer false positives, it has a better firewall, more features, and responsive customer support. Avast also offers good security and various strengths, but Bitdefender is the better choice for comprehensive protection.

Does Bitdefender free have more features than Avast free?

No, both Bitdefender and Avast offer equally effective free versions. They include real-time protection, on-demand malware scans, anti-ransomware tools, and security against unsafe websites. So, they’re both good at protecting any 1 device.

While both these apps offer good free security, there are better free antiviruses that offer more features and better protection.

Is Avast safe to use?

Yes, Avast is safe to use. While it used to sell data through a subsidiary company, Avast has since redeemed itself by selling the company. It provides airtight security now through its effective virus scans and reliable extra security features.

How do I choose the best antivirus?

There are some important details to consider when choosing an antivirus. You must pick an app with strong malware detection scores, effective real-time security, many extra features, and more. Plus, it’s crucial to look for an app that offers good value for money and offers a money-back guarantee that lets you try it risk-free.

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Osama Zahid
Written By Osama Zahid
Osama Zahid is a Writer at WizCase. His forte is antivirus software, and he has written numerous reviews, comparisons, and guides on various cybersecurity products during his time at WizCase. Always on top of the latest software developments, he frequently runs tests to ensure that the information he presents is accurate and up-to-date. Prior to joining WizCase, Osama spent close to a decade writing about a wide range of topics, including AI, cybersecurity, computer hardware, and more. When he isn't sharing his expertise through his writing, he likes to polish his coding skills, head out for late night runs, or immerse himself in his favorite games.
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