Norton 360 Deluxe 2023, Antivirus software for 5 Devices with Auto Renewal - Includes VPN, PC Cloud Backup & Dark Web Monitoring [Key Card]

- Very intrusive - Constantly trying to sell other features, such as identity theft - Automatically renewed itself without asking for approval Whether or not it does a better job of protecting my computer, I dont know. I had other protection software and was not hacked or infected. So, I dont know what I dont know. It was dinged two stars for the shortcomings listed above.

I keep an old XP machine around to run backups on my other computers. So when my renewal came up in July, I called tech support to make sure this product would still work on Windows XP because the information on their web site was confusing. I was told that XP was still supported with this product. When I asked how much longer, they wouldnt tell me. Now, less than two months after buying the product, I get an email from Norton saying that support for XP will be ended in early 2021. I can understand not updating the software, but they wont even supply updates to the virus definitions, even though Ive paid for a year of service.

I have used Norton security for 8 years now. The price for this product through Amazon is just superb. Norton has now designed their system that you must add a payment card even if you purchased your product from a store. They would like you to buy directly from them and their prices are HIGHER. All you have to do is CALL Norton and have THEM add your new one year of coverage to your existing Norton product. GREAT AMAZON PRICE!!!!!

I know amazon will probably sensor this but norton tech support is horrible, they just push you thru written directions, impossible chat let alone talk to someone, which is weird they ask for your phone #, they probably sell that. I own this downloaded from amazon wont dowmload, ZERO HELP AVAIL. macafee is where u will go

Been using Norton for years. Always protected without any problems. 24 hour tech support is worth its weight in Gold! Any time Ive had to contact them, I always received expert service and was always asked if there was anything else I needed to make sure that I was totally satisfied before they ended the call.

This review is for the Norton 360 Deluxe 2022 Internet Security Suite. Ive been using Norton products for many years on computers and Android smartphones. Ive always been very happy with all the Norton products that I have used. Ive never run into a virus or malware issue using their products. I also have not seen any machine slowdown or high resource utilization, although reviews do say it uses more resources than several of the other competitors. Only a couple of times over the years was I not happy with the interface, but I have always been very pleased with the performance. The one thing I find annoying with Norton for the last couple of years is that they are constantly advertising their products and upgrades, which is annoying. The one thing I do not recommend doing is installing their web browser extensions. Every professional review and I.T. professional I have talked to agrees that the adding the web browser extension reduces security. This is because the web browser makers are able to updated and patch their browser quicker than Internet security software makers can. All the publication reviews that I have read put Norton in first, second, or third place. The Microsoft Windows Defender software that comes built in with Windows 10 is also highly rated, but every review I saw still ranked Norton above it.

My previous Norton 360 has 30 days left on it and I have a new one for the most of 2023 so since it’s very near to Black Friday I decided to get another Norton 360 for 2024 and at a cheaper cost. Cool!!

Bottom line, I like the Symantec/Norton malware protection I get from this product. I have been using it for a couple of decades now (in its various forms). When Norton decided to go to the subscription model, I was not amused, but as written in the FAQs, one can buy a new license here for much less than the automated renewal, but it comes with a minor cost: You have to install the new license, at least on one computer. Here is what I did: 1) Waited to get a good deal on this SW around the Black Friday time frame (to be installed at the end of the year). 2) Waited until 45 days before the old license was set to expire then went online to discontinue the automated subscription (I messed up last year and paid full price). 3) Waited until the day the old subscription expired. 4) Uninstalled Norton 365 on my main machine. 5) Rebooted. 6) Installed the latest North 365 (per the instructions) and used the new Key when prompted. 7) Went into MyNorton to assign the new Key to my other machines. 7a) Had to uninstall and reinstall the code on my smartphone in order to apply the new Key to it. This was the only minor issue I had. This renewed subscription is now running on all my computers and my one phone as expected!!! At the reduced cost! Piece of cake.

Been using Norton for years. Its lean and doesnt slow machine. Maybe not needed with built in Windows security, but I like the way it works, and I get a loot of use from the included password manager.

I purchased Norton product from an authorized reseller. When I tried to activate my subscription, the product code came up as stolen. Norton did not want to honor their product even though I had the receipt and they confirmed it was an authorized purchase. After I threatened them with criminal prosecution for fraud, they then decided to replace the product. After the new Norton was installed, one week later, they charged my account for an automatic renewal at @ $100.00. I had to call in and argue before they finally agreed to take the charge away. I thought everything was cleared up until I tried to upgrade another computer because what I bought included service for 5 units. Now, I cannot upgrade anything except my primary unit even thought my current receipt says I can use it on a total of 5 pieces. Eventually, Im sure it will get worked out, but you have to be available to argue with support techs before they will do their job.