Norton 360 with LifeLock Select, 10 Devices, 1 Yr [Subscription]

I have had many kinds of defense software on my devices whether I bought them or they were provided by my wireless service or the company I bought my laptop from, be it McAfee, Total Defense, or Active Armor and the only one that works well is the one that I bought myself, Norton 360. I have had it in the past but didn't keep the subscription up and went with the security that was provided by my wireless service and I paid for it by being hacked while I was using the McAfee that T Mobile provided. Norton 360 Premium Edition provides me with everything I need for all my devices whether it's my Android phones and tablets my HP PROBOOK or my Acer Chromebook, it protects them all and does it effectively. The premium edition provides every type of protection you need in one swoop. It provides privacy protection that lets you know if and what information brokerages have your information and helps you request removal of it, it provides a secure VPN for unsafe wifi connections, top-of-the-line internet protection in a safe web browser, provides a top of line password, manager, up-to-date top of the line malware protection and identity protection and it does aĺ this for up m to 10 devices whether they are android, windows or chrome os, it protects all and when it went on sale for $39.99 on Amazon for 10 devices you can bet I jumped at the opportunity to get it for all my devices. Right now I have 7 devices connected to it my laptop, my Chromebook 3 cell phones, and 3 tablets and I wouldn't trade it for the world. When I bought my other HP laptop back in November of last year it came with a year of Total Defense included so I thought okay I will install it on all my devices, I ended up disabling it on every one of them because it worked too well, preventing me from even going to my college's official campus page and when I was ar tmobile I had McAfee and I was still hacked and just recently I got active armor through my at&t internet and wireless service and had to disable and Uninstall it on both my phone and my wifi because it was interning with both my wifi and cellular services as well as keeping me from my Norton protection. I recommend this for anyone looking for complete protection for multiple devices.

Norton is the very best internet security & you cannot go wrong purchasing Norton from Amazon. I always get the Norton 360 for 10 devices & everyone always asks me "Why do I get the one with 10 Devices for?" & I tell them that I would rather HAVE something & not need it over NOT having something & needing it. With all the electronics that are in our homes & on our persons these days and how expensive it all is & then with the information that is on these electronic devices, I want the very best in protection & that's why I buy Norton & nothing else ever. Great price & on time delivery. Thank you

I finally got rid of this product after battling with Norton on about ten different fronts for far too long. I've been dreading switching to another vendor because changing from Norton 360 Premium is like eliminating a virus on a laptop and even an iPhone. Read and believe ALL the 1- & 2-star reviews. It's amazing how many folks hung in with Norton for so long like I did, like decades in many cases before dumping them. 10+ years ago this was a good product. Not today. One look at the stock price for Norton and you KNOW this a cash grab by the company due to zero stock price growth for 10+ years. Norton simply milks this product for cash income. Everything about this product is a challenge and it hits rock bottom when "auto renew" time arrives. I can't accurately describe the level of frustration I have had with this product for a long time, and it literally feels like a scam. The phone "help line" is a disguised charade to upsell and keep the user from dumping this product. My reviews outlining the actual details on the Norton shortcomings keep getting bounced so I'll not mention what I replaced this Norton mess with. Don't buy this Norton product from any source, research other VPN & password vendors and locate a better product minus all of Norton's self-imposed drama and nonsense. You will regret purchasing this Norton product one way or another. The new product is professional, unobtrusive, easy to use, no "upselling" with a transparent renewal price - everything Norton is NOT. Norton 360 is loaded with bloatware these days and constantly pushes upsells for nonsense driver updates, LifeLock, weird utilities and all manner of unwanted Norton popups that can't be shut off. Enough was enough - Norton had to go. Even turning off "auto renew" is a challenge and I made a point of saving and printing out the Norton email that I had successfully shut off "auto renew". I uninstalled everything Norton related I could locate on my laptop. Unlike many folks, I didn't have any Norton program removal issues with the latest updated version of Windows 11 but it's important to look in areas like browser extensions and delete all the Norton nonsense hidden there. I did restart my laptop about 5 times to make sure I had culled all the Norton files. There are many solid alternatives to Norton 360, and I just switched to one of the top-rated password, VPN, and storage products and I finally made the switch. I won't mention the security suite I switched to other than to say it's Swiss, unobtrusive, the top-rated VPN & password vault by many top tech review sources and was built by CERN and MIT programmers and data scientists, not a skeevy marketing department. Like everything else Norton related, even converting the Norton password vault data to a coherent .csv file to upload it to the new password vault was an annoying challenge because Norton doesn't follow standard .csv protocols - Google that for confirmation. Their .csv export files are a mess, and it took me 20 minutes to dump all the Norton gibberish in their .csv export file from the password vault and organize it so my new password vault would accept the data. The new password vault I switched to has about 30 choices for auto-migrating other password vault data to the new password vault. Conspicuously absent from that list was Norton 360 or any other Norton vault product. Research on my part demonstrated that the new password vault designers KNOW the Norton .csv export files are a mess and hence they are omitted from the new vault pick list for exporting password data. If you want to be annoyed, screwed with, over charged and basically pay to install what amounts to a corporate virus on your laptop, Norton is for you. If not, find a company with ethics who actually care about their product and their clients. That's NOT Norton!

One of the best Antivirus software programs you can get. This is coming from someone who has tried Malwarebytes, McAfee (never waste money on this junk), Webroot, Total Defense (not bad, but difficult to find these days), and quite a few others. Best price for 10 devices, offering a mobile version with a Password saver, VPN (you choose the location; I usually go with Japan, Netherlands, or Australia), and quick/full/custom scans. The downside to Norton 360 Premium is that they makes it sound like it's the best they have. When there's Norton Utilities Cleaner, driver updates, and so much more, they constantly try to promote and inflate the number of problems with your computer to get you to buy more. Just about every antivirus company will pull this kind of thing but I feel like Norton takes it to a whole new level. In fact, it's the only reason I do not give them five stars. If you choose the Norton 360 premium and get the Norton ultimate utilities cleaner separately on Amazon or by using a free, but recurring subscription for 60 days, like I did, you can get all your computers clean of junk files and just cancel the subscription before they charge you. I do recommend the software, but I wouldn't buy anything further because they will offer you 60 to 90 day free trials of things like update drivers, utilities cleaner, and some of their other software. Overall, it's worth the price for 10 devices, although it isn't as thorough on tablets and cellular devices, it's still better than nothing. It'll keep you on safe Wi-Fi, warn you when you're not on the saved Wi-Fi network which comes in handy with my cell phone. I recommend getting the Email code rather than waiting for the disk, but everyone's different. Almost forgot they do help out a lot with letting you know what information of yours is on the dark web which is nice. They also let you know how much companies are selling your information and will, on your behalf, ask those companies to stop.

The pros are: The product works great. Easy to use and keeps you informed of issues. The cons are: 1. Upon purchase, whether from Amazon or directly from Norton, they require you to enter a renewal payment credit card or PayPal account to activate the installation and so they can charge you for your renewal at the end of the subscription period. In my case, the renewal date was 6-14-23. Today, 5-10-23, they charged my credit card , but they never sent the promised email notification ahead of time saying when or how much would be charged. The only way I knew this had occurred was today they sent me an email saying my subscription had been renewed and my card had been charged for $140. Fortunately, they do have a 60 day period after a direct purchase from them during which you can request a full refund, which I did promptly today. We'll see how long it takes before the refund arrives. (**UPDATE**: The refund was credited to my credit card on the same day I requested it, so they did a great job of honoring their agreement on that.) Now I'll start searching for a better price on this good Norton product to install after my current subscription expires. 2. You are constantly offered ways to add services to your subscription for an additional charge. The first few times are ok, but to do it all the time is not. The moral to the story is they didn't do what they advertised that they would do regarding providing a notice before charging your credit card to renew your subscription. But, you can stop the automatic renewal process on their website. They say that when you do this, they won't provide telephone support for your subscription after you stop the renewal process. I don't know if that's true or not, but just in case, I had planned to wait until just before my renewal date to stop the automatic renewal. However, they charged me without advance notice a full 34 days before the renewal date. So, you need to pay attention to the renewal date and stop the automatic renewal process at least 40 days or so before renewal date so you won't have to worry about getting charged without advance notice.

Good protection.

Norton suite is great. In my opinion it's one of the best and necessary for online protection. The little pop ups asking you to enable features you don't necessarily want to use or buy are very annoying. Another annoying issue is that if you already have a Norton account and you purchase Norton from Amazon, your Norton account doesn't automatically update so you get constant notifications telling you your subscription is expired. If you want it to stop you have to completely remove Norton from your computer and reinstall

what's to say it's norton , easy install

Todo perfecto llego en tiempo y funcionandocen mis 10 equipos

Good

Sobre el programa no tengo nada que decir es muy bueno, solo que CUIDADO, la versión que vende Amazon México es de importacion y no funciona aqui, es de Esatos Unidos.

Greats product. Repeated purchaes

No está disponible la instalación para México