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UTUSN

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3. After uninstalling, also go manually through Cookies & delete all the Norton ones,

Reply to lpbk2713 (Original post)

Tue Mar 16, 2021, 11:48 AM

Mar 2021

and many sources have the alphabetized Cookies under different names - like, "Norton blah blah" and "www.norton blah blah" other different letters at the start.

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I have always thought Norton A/V is a curse. [View all] lpbk2713 Mar 2021 OP

Easily resolved - uninstall it. TwilightZone Mar 2021 #1

When I did computer support in the 80s and 90s on primarily Apple hardware we had Norton and I hated wcmagumba Mar 2021 #2

After uninstalling, also go manually through Cookies & delete all the Norton ones, UTUSN Mar 2021 #3

Nuke it from orbit Earth-shine Mar 2021 #4

I finally gave in, but I have it structured to limit some of its features (& annoying pop-ups) hlthe2b Mar 2021 #5