Norton - 360 for Gamers (3 Device) Antivirus Internet Security Software + Game Optimizer + VPN (1 Year Subscription) - Android, Apple iOS, Mac OS, Windows [Digital]

--- Installation--- The installation of Norton 360 for Gamers was quick and effortless. I just went to the indicated website, typed the code given to me, and it automatically downloaded the software to install. The option to install to up to two other devices (a total of 3) was also seamless. To do that, just log in to your Norton account (you’ll have to create a free one if you don't already have one) on your second and third device and download the software again. --- FEATURES --- This anti-virus program is meant to cater to the gaming audiences. As such, this software features Dark Web Monitoring powered by LifeLock for gamertags and other personal information, Secure VPN to protect against DDoS and doxxing attempts, PC SafeCam which notifies you if someone is trying to use you webcam without your authorization, a password manager, parental controls, 50 GBs of cloud backup, and more. --- PERFORMANCE --- The performance of this anti-virus program has been optimal so far. It was easy to schedule things to happen automatically on times when I have my computer on but I’m not using it. If you do a full scan, you have the option for Norton to turn off your computer upon completion. Dark Web Monitoring was an interesting and intriguing feature. You have the option to enter your personal information such as your phone #, credit card #s, physical addresses, emails, insurance #s, Gamertags, a driver’s license, and your mother’s maiden name. Doing so will run a one time historical dark web check to see if your information has been leaked or is at risk based on what’s already out there of yours. I had 7 Dark Web Alerts that showed me what website exposed my information, what kind of information of mine was exposed, and the potential next steps I could take. Indeed, these were websites I accessed years ago and I didn’t remember, but luckily, they were all based on data that is now irrelevant. VPN works like a charm allowing me to select the location that I want to be publicly seen as. I set my IP address to an Italian location. To test it, I went to Yelp to try to order delivery to me based on location and it opened up Yelp in Italian. Easiest VPN I’ve ever used. The password manager syncs up with your existing password manager, if any. For me, it has been synching up with my free Google Password manager. Google’s password manager isn’t that secure, as a quick Google search can help you download a user’s website and passwords into an excel file (I’ve done it for myself when I lost data from one computer to another). Norton requires you to type a Parent Password that they clearly tell you they will not store for you. This parent password can then be used to log into websites you frequent by typing the one password. It’s an extra step, sure, but definitely more secure. If you’re a parent, you can use the parental controls to see what devices have logged into what websites. To do this, you have to install Norton 360 in their device, say a phone, and after the installation is complete, you can then monitor the device's activities. You can choose the level of security you want, such as moderate or high, based on the age of the child. --- EXPECTATIONS --- The product meets my expectations with one caveat. As a gamer, I played games on Xbox GamePass for PC, Steam, and Epic Games Store. I was looking to see how a gamer-unique feature would work, but I didn’t see it in action. This feature is part of their notification optimization (only works on Windows). The way the feature should work is that Norton would tell you if you aren’t using a feature you’re entitled to. This would include free DLC or other things available for your game. I didn’t find a way to activate this manually, but it could also be that I wasn’t entitled to anything from my existing games. That, however, is a minor thing compared to the rest of the features. One last thing I want to mention is that, with other malware/virus protection products, they usually push other services of theirs on you. In fact, most of the time, in other products, the VPN is an extra premium feature they want you to pay for. In this case, the VPN works like a charm. If you’ve never used a VPN before, what it does is tell people on the internet that your location is somewhere other than where you actually are. With a quick Turn On/Off button, it doesn’t get any easier. If you want, you can change the region to a specific location. --- VALUE --- The price for Norton 360 for Gamers is a good value because this specific product covers 3 devices for one full year. --- APPROVAL --- I highly recommend this product for gamers who are streamers and want an added level of protection. If you aren’t a gamer, the dark web monitoring feature and the VPN are great tools anyone with a computer and internet could benefit from.

Norton LifeLock - 360 for Gamers (3-Device) (1-Year Subscription) [Digital] is one of the best protection packages out on the market! I happened to catch this on a Black Friday sale!

Very helpful over all my devices. It save me recently from an attack

I love Norton. I mostly use it for the VPN. Doesn’t bog down my network too hard.

It’s ok. Some of the features are cool. Some not. The von can screw with your gaming ping a bit so watch out.