EAM is some good stuff, but they serve slightly different purposes. Malwarebytes is more of a complimentary software to an existing AV, and does more in terms of preventative measures. EAM is faster and has a higher detection rate, but it's my understanding that this is because it's based on signature analysis, so it only does anything after you've been infected.
No real issues, just like others , like Emsisoft.
EAM is some good stuff, but they serve slightly different purposes. Malwarebytes is more of a complimentary software to an existing AV, and does more in terms of preventative measures. EAM is faster and has a higher detection rate, but it's my understanding that this is because it's based on signature analysis, so it only does anything after you've been infected.