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Setup in no time at all, The only slow moment was after setting the WAN ip address there was no gateway field or option so I had to digging around until i found out i had to add a default any any static route to enable it.

Users are happy and currently using vpn features for remote access. No issue or problems at all.

Does what it should, super super easy user interface, and no apparent slow downs. No issues so far other than one, but it’s Best Buy’s fault, not the product’s. Their digital download/ library seems to work when it wants to.

This is the second time I’ve bought this anti-virus software and the second time I’ve had to hunt down a way to get what I paid for. First was the download link didn’t go directly to the version I bought and now it just wouldn’t show up in my Digital Library to get the Key.

However, a simple call to BB’s customer service helped me get what I needed, but still slightly annoying.

What a horrible multi-pack internet security bundle! I can’t activate it on MAC or IOS. The instructions, or lack of, are horrible and there isn’t a single AVG Ultimate app for OS X or IOS that I can find.

It appears to be multiple apps for multi devices with no clear instructions on which you need for which and how to activate or use any of them. Stay away from this horrible product! I don’t know if BB will give a refund on this open package, which is another horrible waste, but I’ll get a refund if I can.

And speaking of horrible, why have a packaged box for a digital download with nothing in it but the activation code, which doesn’t seem to work, and convoluted instructions, which do no good. This is an environmental nightmare with unneeded packing for a digital product which could be sold online with instructions online.

AVG, CAN’T YOU JUST SELL THIS AS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD on BB WITH CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONE APP FOR EACH OS DEVICE? Stay away from this and do not buy this horrible product or a like one from AVG for any number of devices, OS X, IOS or PC!!!.

I will NEVER EVER NEVER buy another digital download from Best Buy!!! I bought it. received the link to download and when I clicked it it said “We’re sorry something went wrong”. And if you attempt to contact tech support they will tell you to call this (888) number to get help.

I was then connected to a girl from India, who after I described my problem with my ‘digital download of AVG’ thought my problem was with ‘financing’. She seemed like she didn’t know what a computer was and was unable to help at all.

BEST BUY. I hope you read your reviews. I LIKE BEST BUY in Store!!! But your tech (out of country tech) and online store SUCKS. If you buy anything inside, THE STAFF ARE GREAT but online SUCKS!! Never again!.

The Product was exactly as described and worked straight away, I will be purchasing from you in the future.

Quick and easy! The renewal code worked well! Couldn’t ask for better service! Thx!

I have used this before I just needed to renew. It dose work for me I think it is a good thing to have.

I had several experiences with this god awful antivirus software. One, it keeps changing my default browser off of google every time I turn off my computer, so I am constantly having to switch back to the default browser I want to use.

I deleted it from my computer, however it still kept sending me notifications to renew, reinstall, or upgrade the software. It feels more like a virus since I use a antivirus software that is actually good.

I am sickened by the unbelievable amount of steps required to delete it from my computer. It is one of the most recognized antivirus software entirely due to the fact that it’s preloaded on almost all windows computers.

With that being said, it is stupid that even if you don’t want to use it, it basically floods your computer with adds like it is a virus itself. Seriously it feels like they are trying to hold my computer for ransom, and the ransom is paying for their terrible product and service.

I received product reimbursement in exchange for my honest review. I purchased this product for some additional web safety and security – to start, the process of download and install was very simple.

Within 24 hours of purchase from the staples website I was emailed my download code. I began the process of creating my Mcafee account, everything was as smooth as could be. Once I downloaded the software, the install on to my Pc took just a minute or two.

No hiccups whatsoever. For the handful of hours I have used the product, it seems to be doing exactly what I need it to do – protect my machines from the dangers of the internet. The displays and settings are easy to read and toggle and frankly I would not expect anything else from a leader in internet security like mcafee.

I look forward to downloading this on other machines of mine so that I can have the enhanced protection this product offers.

Trash software, 0/5 do not recommend. I’ve had subscriptions since 2017 but will not be renewing anymore. Bitdefender was great 4 or 5 years ago when it was purely security software that ran scheduled virus scans on your computer; they were a reasonable premium on top of Windows’ built-in security features because Windows 10 still had a lot of holes back then.

Now Bitdefender is more Norton-esque in how annoying their advertisements (I know you can turn them off) and notifications are. They’ll even stop you from connecting to public wifi networks (like at an airport, for example), and spam you with notifications about unsafe connections until you go through the clicks to actually turn Bitdefender off.

And when I say spam, I mean notifications every 10 seconds that pull focus from whatever window you have open and are actually using, so you have to actually click back into whatever you were working on.

Yeah, bro, I know that public airport wifi isn’t the most secure connection in the world, but I still need it at the moment. And you can just close whatever you think is causing the notifications and they’ll stop, right? No, the backlog of notifications continues popping up for the next 10 minutes.

At some point, the company stopped worrying as much about security and more about seeming useful and selling you other products. They must have a very large marketing budget because there’s nothing but glowing reviews (that they probably paid for) on tech websites if you search their name.

I use to have Bitdefender on my old PC and laptop until I built a new PC. I forgot to install Bitdefender on it. but haven’t missed it.

In a nutshell this is the only 5/5 rated by PCgamer. Tomsguide ranked it the best value in antivirus software. Norton is constantly ranked up there as well, some people rank it over Bitdefender because of the extra features, Bitdefender will charge you for each of the extra features including password manager, which Kaspersky offered.

Kaspersky has been removed from all the main reviewers lists because of the possible association with their government, being a business located in Moscow. After 2 days I have a ticket in to tech support.

Community support also has the question posted a few times. App lock says you can unlock by using fingerprint or pin, but the fingerprint doesn’t work. My phone has an amazing fingerprint sensor that always works, thanks google pixel, the phones battery sucks but that fingerprint sensor is on point.

I actually had 700+ days remaining on my Kaspersky antivirus which has done a terrific job. The only reason I switched is because of the sanctions and allegations against Russia colluding with businesses with the possibility of cyber warfare.

I am not a high profile target by any means but I don’t want to be caught in the crossfire of 2 powerhouses. Overall I am pleased with bitdefender, I can still protect 5 devices, currently for $20! Annual subscription is $90 for 5 devices, I did read you can upgrade to 10 devices for $100.

Luckily I can get away with 5 devices. I do hear the services for iPhone are limited or lacking. I have android and windows so I can’t attest to those claims. Solid security for my casual browsing needs.

I am pleased with the disk optimization feature Kaspersky didn’t offer. I feel very protected with this software running. I outsource my VPN to surfshark so I don’t care about the minimal amount provided with this program.

Surfshark allows me to trick netflix into thinking I’m in another country for access to get an expanded movie list. Kaspersky gave a very comparable VPN, which is a minimal 2gb of data.

I really wanted to like this product, but after months of dealing with Support trying to get a few serious bugs worked out, I can see why this product is so cheap. The features are helpful, but so are the other security softwares.

The GUI is slightly easier to use compared to other softwares I’ve tried. However, the constant freezing in SafePay mode and inability to turn off the virtual keyboard (that takes up half your screen) and allow pop-ups that you do want is seriously hampering my ability to get work done (or even just shop!) I have to keep rebooting my laptop now – this is not what I expected from a security software that should be humming along in the background.

I’ve used ESET, Panda, Kaspersky, Norton, and decided to give Bitdefender a try because it was on sale for 3 users for a 3 year subscription. I can see why it was so cheap. So if you don’t mind your workflow constantly being interrupted with freezing and having to reboot all the time, by all means, pay for this garbage when it’s on sale.

In the meantime, I’m switching back to ESET…. I’m not going to wait another 2 years dealing with this.

I have been using the latest version 2022 of Norton 360 Platinum edition for about a week now on multiple Windows, Android and iOS devices and it is better than I have expected. Many years ago I had less than positive experience with the old Symantec Norton antivirus products that would bog down even the most powerful systems, but not this version.

One of the Windows desktops I installed it on first is nearly 7-years old and did not take a performance hit with Norton 360 Platinum running on it. The installation was fairly straight forward, I had to create an account, download the installer that detected the antivirus and antimalware software I had running and asked to uninstall them.

Once that was done and rebooted, the Norton360 installer automatically started and completed the installation of the new products. It then downloaded and installed a Live Update patch, another reboot and offered to install a number of web browser extensions for safeweb browsing, safe search and password manager.

Norton 360 Platinum is much more than just an antivirus/malware protection product, it’s a complete suite of cybersecurity protection. I’ve enabled most features such as: 1. Device Security that protects against viruses, spyware, malware, ransomware 2.

Dark Web Monitoring for PII data 3. Privacy Monitor that helps you opt out of people search sites 4. Parental Control to protect your children from unwanted on-line content 5. Password Manager where you can securely store your passwords in an encrypted cloud vault 6.

Cloud Backup, 100 GB included to securely backup important PC data and settings 7. Smart firewall, monitors and blocks unauthorized network traffic 8. Secure VPN network connection I toggled the VPN connection on and off and ran a number of tests.

As expected, when the VPN connection is on, your download/upload speeds will decrease considerably if you have a Gigabit fiber connection like I do. For example I get about 900Mbps downloads and 500Mbps uploads on my wired devices.

With the Norton 360 VPN enabled I only got about 150 Mbps down and 50 Mbps upload speeds. That is a considerable drop even when picking the United States as the country of origin. It would be nice if this information was part of the documentation of the VPN specs, and if it varies from country to country, so people know what to expect.

There are a few other settings I hope I can tweak, along the lines of Norton pop-ups and offers to enable additional features/protection, whether they are included for free or not, I generally don’t like any pop-ups.

All in all, Norton 360 Platinum is a comprehensive cybersecurity product that offers multiple layers of protection for 20 devices of the most popular consumer operating systems – Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS.

I am a bit conflicted with the Norton 360 Platinum protection suite, while it has the familiar Norton Anti-virus interface buried deep into the product it often feels like the product won’t leave you alone.

I’ve used other anti-virus suites and Norton has to be the most chatty of them all, especially soon after you install it. Reminding you to use the included VPN (more on that later), the Dark Web Monitoring, Cloud Backup, Password Manager and various browser integrations.

Somewhere you can reduce the amount of prompts, popups and other items via some changes in settings, but the default configuration is just chatty. Lets start with the Device Security, where you can scan your hard drives, removable drives, force updates of virus definitions manually (this happens in the background automatically) and review security logs.

Internet Security which monitors your Internet activity for various threats. Backup, which can backup your PC and important data to the cloud (the version I have provides 100GB of storage) however you need to smartly configure what is backs up as if you have a large amount of picture or videos on your computer you will receive messages that your backup failed due to cloud storage constraints.

Granted you can only configure this if you have administrative rights on your PC, that level of access is also needed to make any real configuration changes with the Norton setup. As part of standard best security practices, you should use an account on your PC that has plain user rights and only use a full administrator account for configuring changes to your applications or PC.

Performance, again you need full administrative right to Optimize the disk, you can do a limited file cleanup which only cleans up your browser cache (note to Norton, Internet Explorer is history, need to update the verbiage) and Windows Temporary files that are under your user profile.

Startup manager requires Administrative privileges but will allow you to configure the startup behavior of your PC. Graphs will provide you a chart of activities Norton performed and when. Any of the actions that require Administrator privileges should really prompt you to enter elevated credentials instead of just saying Access Denied.

Dark web monitoring is part of Norton Life Lock service and can be configured to monitor dark web activity with any of your personal information, such as address and email addresses as well as other Bank Accounts, Credit Cards, Phone Numbers, Drivers License, Mothers maiden name and Gamer tag.

Now this is great service if you are comfortable with providing all this information in one place and with Norton (what if they get breached?). All of this opens a browser and is not integrated into the Norton Interface itself.

Secure VPN – most security suites offer VPN access which can help secure some of your information and web surfing activities. Most VPN connections actually slow your connection down from your PC or Mobile device as all you internet traffic through a setup of servers.

Norton’s implementation does not use Open VPN, but IPSEC instead – from a performance perspective this is good, but it practices seemed to make my connection a bit buggy. Also, it assumes you only want to use a VPN when connected to unknown or public networks, not your home Wi-Fi if it is password protected.

This behavior also occurs with the mobile device VPN in addition to cellular networks, again in practice the VPN seemed a bit flaky when I installed in on my iOS device. There are also reasons for masking your traffic and sites you visit when using your Internet Services Provider (ISP) or mobile phone carrier since some internet providers monitor your Internet traffic and sell or otherwise use this info and/or feed it to third parties.

Thus I prefer to keep my VPN all the time. If you plan to use their VPN, you can only specify a country, not a specific city. Their VPN servers are well known, and most content providers will be able to detect that you are using a VPN (in case you were going to try to spoof Netflix or another service but connecting to a different country).

Password Manager – useful for some, annoying for me. Parental Controls – useful for those with young offspring, again opens a browser to configure instead of doing it within the app. Pros: – Good performance, not a huge resource hog – Fairly high rated as it catches a majority of threats – Fairly configurable if you have Administrator rights, logging into an elevated account to do that is annoying.

– Cloud storage (100GB) with my subscription level (Platinum) – VPN included, albeit not the best in class – Software Firewall included and mostly configure itself Cons: – VPN automatic configuration seems a bit overbearing and the connection sometimes varies in speed and connectivity.

– The product out of the box is too chatty, need to change items (admin access required) to quiet it down. – Antitrack is not included in Deluxe. – VPN is only configurable by country, not a specific city within one, most services seem to be within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud.

– Limited amount of VPN servers worldwide.

I’ve been using various flavors of Norton 360 for over a decade and have been using Norton products in general since the early ‘90s. I began with Norton Utilities and Norton Antivirus for DOS and Windows 3.

1 and began using Norton Internet Security when it was introduced years later. Just sharing this to point out that after three decades, I’m more than a little familiar with Norton products. I stopped using Norton around the turn of the century and experimented with numerous other AV and Internet security apps before ultimately returning to Norton.

I stopped using Norton originally because it simply got too bloated and resource hungry. I returned after Symantec replaced the bloated version with a lean, lightweight, resource friendly version. This current iteration lies somewhere in between.

It’s not as lightweight and resource friendly as it was several years ago but it’s not as bloated and laggy as it was around the early 2000’s. Like nearly every other commercial app out there, Norton is now subscription-based with annual renewals.

The program requires a product key and a Norton account for activation and use. When activated through the Norton account, it requires a payment method and automatic renewals are enabled by default. Renewals tend to be pricier than simply buying a new retail license, so I usually disable renewal immediately after activating.

Norton usually sweetens the pot by offering a few extra months if you keep auto-renewal active. Performance wise, I have never experienced a malware or virus infection while using Norton. The realtime protection is fantastic at detecting and preventing malicious files and apps from running and Norton Insight is helpful for those questionable borderline apps that I’m not familiar with.

Other features include no-log VPN and dark web monitoring. The VPN is super easy to use, even for total PC novices. Although most home and ISP routers now typically offer SPI firewall capabilities, Norton provides an excellent first, or second layer of defense in case anything sneaks through.

It also provides robust application control, which many hardware firewalls typically don’t offer. Norton security is excellent and provides a good measure of safety but some degree of common sense is still required.

Risky behaviors like frequently using P2P to exchange or download files from strangers, visiting dangerous sketchy websites, sharing removable media like flash drives among multiple foreign systems and exhibiting other reckless behavior will likely result in an eventual malware incursion regardless of the security software being used.

Norton utilities is useful in some regards but aside from general housekeeping, largely unnecessary. Registry cleaners have always been questionable at best. Most systems don’t need registry cleaning and if any critical registry keys are accidentally removed, it can completely wreck a system and require a full Windows reinstall.

File cleanup can be accomplished for free using native windows utilities. High resource startup programs can be manually disabled in task manager. Defrag may be useful on systems still using mechanical drives but again, is a feature available natively in Windows.

Modern SSDs don’t require defragging and TRIM, the SSD equivalent, is usually enabled in Windows by default. So, in a nutshell, non-technical users may find some benefit in Norton Utilities but anyone comfortable and savvy enough to use native Windows utilities can accomplish most of the same results without a third-party app.

Norton has traditionally been resource friendly with Windows 7, 8 and 10 in the past decade. However, it seems to be a little more resource greedy lately on Windows 11. It caused a noticeable hit to frame rates on my gaming PC.

I tried enabling silent mode but it didn’t result in much improvement. I eventually uninstalled Norton since I only game on the PC and don’t even browse the web on it. I also had an issue where Norton kept blocking Teredo for one of my games which prevented me from playing online.

Nothing I tried could fix it other than completely uninstalling Norton. Norton Utilities was also unable to help resolve the issue. So far, I’ve been mostly satisfied with Norton 360. The anti-malware and Internet security are both top notch, although a little resource hungry.

The Teredo issue was quite annoying and I think I’ll skip the mostly unnecessary utilities on the next go-round. It’s ironic that the very utilities that initially introduced me to Norton three decades ago are basically unnecessary these days thanks to OS advancements and native utilities.

This is the 3rd time I have installed Avast and have had NO problems (1 Windows 7 Desktop and 2 Windows 10 Laptops). Bought this during the Black Friday sale at $19. 99 (beats the Competition’s prices).

I got my activation code email a few hours after initial purchase. The security code was GOOD. I reinstalled the install exe (downloaded from Avast’s server over my previous edition, you have the option for automatic full or a “customized”).

Once the installation is completed, you do a restart. Open up any of the installed icons (Cleanup, Antivirus, etc. ) and use the Menu to enter the Activation Code and all applications are updated as to subscription date.

Best Buy sends you an Activation Code via email (save it and write it down or archive that email!). This does not appear in Best Buy’s “Download Library” Everything should update and activate. Set up an account on Avast if a first time user.

Avast “warns” you about 5 days before expiration. Software does “maintenance” cleanup on system as well as antivirus, firewall, scans your network, warns of obsolete versions of installed software, etc.

If installed correctly, great for the tech challenged, like anything else, you need to familiarize yourself with menus. Avast main site has guides. The Anti Tracking at first did not “transfer” but I think that if you were scanning or cleaning, that interfered so do nothing if you transfer.

It does a lot of automatic cleaning and updates. I have had NO problems with it and do not foresee any future problems. Not sure why other buyers have had problems but may be their hardware or software on their machines.

This covers 5 machines including cell phones, Avast subscription on Menu says I have “10 machines” I can use this with (??).

Still loving this software, does what I need. Light footprint on my machine. Barks bites and quarantines the bad guys. Firewall is quite effective and FULLY controllable, people learn what a firewall is and how it works.

, then adjust and configure it. All in all the best overall all around protection you can put on a machine. These folk do a great job and offer a great product. Sometimes they are the best, others a step behind then they catch up before the year ends.

Updates offer new features as needed. Good software at a fair price, easy to install, set up and administer. No idea about the parent controls, the dog doesn’t have thumbs as most don’t, and its not paw proof! But honestly a STRONG Windows system password to start the machine is a good idea on any machine.

Did I mention it also has a password manager?.

Could not get it down loaded, or unlocked, from your site. It turns out I didn’t need it anyway. My old computer died with Avast installed directly from Avast, and Avast noticed I wasn’t using their product at all.

They showed me how to transfer Avast to my new computer. So, now I have Ultimate on my new computer. I tried to get a refund from you, but was told it was impossible. So, now I am out $9. Thanks a lot.

I guess $9 bucks isn’t very much. No problem.

Simply not enough space here to do justice to this model or the Draytek range in general. This model can support both copper and fibre broadband, offers not one but two backup connection options, supports up to 4 completely discrete wireless networks which can be isolated from eachother and the internet.

It allows you to restrict internet access to whitelisted devices only, supports strong WPA2 encryption and has a very robust firewall. Excellent support from the UK, regular firmware updates, the list goes on.

A few key pointsPlus Points1. Trivially easy to set up all is browser based2. Exceptionally secure builtin firewall, solid partitioning3. Excellent wireless performance, both in terms of range and throughput really excellent4.

Supports advanced features if required custom firewall settings, DynDNS, partitioning, whitelisting, etcMinus Points1. Not the cheapest but worth every penny. Sumup this is for people who are serious about their internet security, reliability and performance.

Draytek excel at all three. an exceptional piece of kit for discerning users.

Over the years I’ve had various antivirus programs based on whatever the deal is running at the time. In many cases it’s possible to get an Antivirus program for free or cheap based on current rounds of rebates, and without going with no-name options, I’ve tended to do very well in that regard.

For the last few years I’ve been using a specific antivirus that has recently increased the amount of nagging they give to the user in terms of upgrades for other services and renewals for their own AV.

I find this not only annoying but insulting for an application that you’ve paid for to constantly nag you with zero option to disable that nagging. When given the opportunity to move to Norton, I did so without a second thought.

Norton 360 Platinum combines many of the features that the big name AVs have now, between password vaults/locks, VPNs, the antivirus itself, firewalling and many other features, it basically runs the gamut for what is expected in a premium product.

Add on that it can protect 20 devices across basically every major name OS out there, and it really is one of the most complete options. Installation is very straightforward, as you’d expect. You set up your account at Norton, login, decide if you want auto-renew, then download and install.

The installation honestly could not be easier, it’s a one-click deal, and while you *can* go into the installation options, there’s no real need to do so. Once it installs it recommends the standard baseline AV scan, lets you set up certain things like VPN if you desire, and you’re good to go.

The interface looks a lot like the AV that I’m coming from which honestly isn’t terribly reassuring, but so far it hasn’t nagged me incessantly about features that I dont want, or dont want to pay for.

It seems to be relatively lightweight in terms of ‘bloat’, which was never one of Norton’s strong suits, so it’s good to see they’ve gone this direction with the product. Overall it’s a streamlined and easy setup.

Usage appears to be quite unobtrusive, which I appreciate, again I havent seen much in the way of nagging from the application and I hope as time continues that this doesn’t change, but for now I’m happy with it.

VPN is an easy one-click setup, although probably not something I’ll use a lot of as I have an existing VPN provider, but if needed, it’s nice that it’s there. Bottom line is that it’s not expensive to buy new, a quick and easy install, and can work on up to 20 devices.

There’s very little to complain about here. The fact that it doesnt nag the crap out of me makes it a win in my book. Good job Norton.

I have stayed away from Norton for many years but needed a new VPN and decided to try Norton 360 standard. Many of the installed tools offered by Norton 360 standard I run as different, stand-alone programs (i.

e. a different antivirus, a different malware, a different registry cleaner, etc. ) but was pleased to see that the Norton tools are both effective and accurate and require less upkeep (i. e. updating) than my old tools.

Consequently, if you can get product on sale, even better as the included tools are worth the subscription. The other service that helps make this product worth considering is the dark web monitoring.

Assuming you don’t know how to monitor the dark web yourself, the Norton product will let you know both if your data as likely involved in a retail breach (i. e. Target) or if your email address, password, etc.

was found on any lists on the dark web. Again, I had another tool I would run *manually* from time to time to search for myself on the dark web, but Norton lets me search multiple emails (5, I believe) which covers my multiple, critical email accounts.

Additionally, you can input other info such as your credit card, bank, postal address, DoB, etc. and it can search for even more of your stuff on the dark web. While I am nervous about punching all that data into Norton’s website, if you have reason to fear your data has been compromised, the Norton tool makes confirming your suspicion really easy! There is also a password manager and cloud backup storage–both tools EVERYONE should be taking advantage of either through Norton or another service.

Nonetheless, Norton makes it all very easy to set-up and maintain. The password manager runs as an app on a mobile device or as an extension on a desktop browser. Once the extension is running Norton will offer to store passwords for you or suggest strong passwords or point out your weak passwords.

You can also store notes, addresses and credit cards safely in the password manager vault. Like any password manager, you set a STRONG ***MUST ALWAYS REMEMBER*** password to gain access to your stored data or to successfully run the extension.

All-in-all, from someone who grew to hate Norton 15 years ago, I am happy I gave them another try. This 360 standard bundle is worth it.

If you are in Europe, I believe it is a good idea to get a reliable European VPN provider. F-Secure is from Finland and have been quite open about the laws and policies that they have. I get good speeds from them when using VPN.

Getting a hard copy instead of buying directly online is also another good step to make it more private.

Freedome VPN is very easy to install and even easier to use. It comes from F-Secure a renowned security firm. The VPN now comes with a kill switch an important feature for remaining anonymous. Highly recommended.

I bought the 3 license version, used one on windows 10 the other 2 on an android phone and tablet.

I installed this last week & it appears to be working well. The programme tells me it has stopped a great deal of unwanted internet traffic. I cannot see any difference, however, most unwanted traffic is silent & if it is stopping background searches from sources I am not even aware of, then it has to be a good thing.

iPad with WiFi connection, works mostly but Bridge Base Online fails with ‘Make sure you are connected to the internet. ‘. Google Maps works iPhone 4G connection, BBO also fails to connect but no message, and Google Maps was failing but I found you have to set Mobile Data ON in Norton Security Settings.

Google and Safari work but Which, Which Reviews, APCOA connect apps fail to connect Laptop (Win10) mostly works but will not connect to Westwood gaming app What would make it better? Make it work properly, and tell me why it is not connecting and what I have to do to get it to connect e.

g. can I override. Can’t find any useful help on Norton I’m fed-up with VPN and will uninstall and bin my 5 user licence. I will probably bin Norton too.

Pros: Good value. I use on my mobile and protects my phone. Cons: Nibe

Pros: I have Norton anti virus , and am very pleased with Norton products in general. Cons: Since installing this product chrome keeps crashing and is very slow to respond.