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

I been using Norton for five or six years now (maybe more). This the last time I will bother with this piece of cow dung. Oh it was easy enough to install on my two computers, but when it came to my phone it was more trouble than I could take. Here are some of the things I dont like: it used to state in days the remaining time on your subscription, i.e. 365 when first installed, and count down from there. Now it just says active. When I tried to install it on my smart phone, I was directed to Google Play. The crap I got from google was a 30 day trial version not what I payed for. In addition, on the Norton page where they list my protected devices, it says my phone is not protected. Then I hooked up with the support team listed in the upper righthand corner of the page an Indian sounding woman. So I asked if I would have to pay for her help and she ignored the question and continued to ask for information. Obviously it was a scam to get me to pay for something that should have been free. Therefore, this is the LAST TIME I will be using this or any other Norton product. I dont like being treated as a sucker. And oh yes, its next to impossible to find the page where you can opt out of auto-renewal.

Norton 360 is a user friendly application and has done a good job of keeping me safe for more than a decade. I spend a fair amount of time on the web and 360 has saved me from malicious attaches many times. I use it to regularly protect my various electronis devices.

Works well just as its scheduled to do.

Great software for the price!

I dont mind having VERY frequent updates, scans and fixes because it is for security, but I have experienced fixes that forced me to keep my PC ON for hours! I tried to chat to get it troubleshot and it sent me to phone calls. In order to get confirmed for the call a recorded message asks me for my last 4 digits of the SSN and the year of birth (precisely the type of data you dont want circulating around!). FInally talked to a person who asked permission to login in my PC, the scan was magically over and the call got cut (I dont want to think he hanged up due to my complaints). Ive used NORTON for years, but I feel they are trying a lot of new stuff and going through painful troubleshooting. Im not happy but there seem to be few good alternatives.

I have been using Norton for over a decade, to be honest, I have 25 years would and as far I remember I have always been using Norton since I get my first computer in 2000. Never had any insue with a virus and always, when I needed, the Norton support was kind, I recommend this antivirus. Do not fall in some peoples conversation saying that you can get free antivirus, etc... Because to be 100% sure you and your data are protected you must pay for one and Norton is the best, this one you will have access for 5 devices at the same time, so it is a really good deal! Dont miss the promotions that they make! I god this one for $10! (the license is 12 months)

Ive used Norton for years, each year purchasing a new key card. Im very upset about the new subscription direction. Ill renew this year but did consider Kaspersky before purchasing. Also too bad Internet Security was discontinued and Norton 360 is the only option. Not sure what Ill do next year.

The answer to the question whether this can be installed IN ADDITION to your current subscription, thereby extending it, is incorrect. If you click on active, you will go to your subscription status where there is no add a key to be found anywhere. You first have to cancel auto-renewal (it takes about half a dozen clicks on cancel to finally get rid of the auto-renewal) and then wait until your current subscription expires while contending with all of the annoying messages to renew. Once you cancel auto-renew, the word active is replaced with renew and there is still no add a key. When you are notified that your subscription will expire, then you can TRY to install this one. Good luck with that. If it doesnt work, you will probably need to do a Norton re-install from scratch (and, by then, it will likely be way past the 30-day refund on this product from Amazon).

I dont know how Amazon does it but several times a year they offer this great software at about half off list price. I grab it and install it later.

I always buy from Amazon as Norton charges you four times as much to renew, so it is a win win situation!