Symantec Wants Norton to Secure Your Phone
Norton is garbage
I fix computers for a living. ANYONE THAT DOES WHAT I DO, AND DOESN'T WORK FOR BEST BUY, would NEVER put NORTON ANYTHING, on a computer. This CRAP has by far caused more trouble and headaches for my users over the years than anything it has ever purported to fix. Norton on a phone? I'm still laughing.
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I am in absolute agreement on this issue. Mcafee is no angel either.
Their built in Anti-Virus on PC's already are a virus itself.
Download the uninstaller software, and get rid of it like the plague that it is.
To think of putting it on a phone would be tragic. 😢
Their built in Anti-Virus on PC's already are a virus itself.
Download the uninstaller software, and get rid of it like the plague that it is.
To think of putting it on a phone would be tragic. 😢
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Don't shoot until you size up your enemy. In third party Antivirus comparisons, this year's Norton achieved the best level of detection and prevention, as well as having much, MUCH better performance than it has ever had. They rewrote Norton 2010 ground up, getting rid of the old version's resource lust. It was slightly better and faster than G.Data, Avira, and Kapersky, all of which are extremely awesome Antivirus apps as well.
I also fix computers for a living. I know how norton used to be, and I know just how much McAfee sucks balls and memory! Trend Micro, though, takes the cake for "eat your computer's soul", weighing in at 100-200 MB of memory usage while running. In contrast, Kapersky and Avira run 9-60 MB, and Norton sits near 30-...
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I also fix computers for a living. I know how norton used to be, and I know just how much McAfee sucks balls and memory! Trend Micro, though, takes the cake for "eat your computer's soul", weighing in at 100-200 MB of memory usage while running. In contrast, Kapersky and Avira run 9-60 MB, and Norton sits near 30-...
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