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Your privacy is under fire.


Companies can track, target, and profile you online. Cyberthieves can spy on you when you browse the internet. People finder websites offer your personal information for sale. See privacy plans

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You have lots of unanswered questions about your online privacy. 

 

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Why should I care about protecting my online privacy? 

Phones, homes, and cars have gotten smarter. So have cyberthieves, people search sites, and data brokers who quietly chip away at your privacy from different angles. They can use your personal information to harm you, profit off of you, or do anything else they like with it.

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Two-thirds of all online users’ browsing has been tracked by the Internet’s main web-tracking actors.*
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Jump on the web these days to shop around and you can leave a trail of information for online trackers—including your name, address, and more—that can be sold to people search sites.

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You can also be profiled by stores you visit, which can sell your browsing history to government agencies or others.  

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Your passwords can also be easily intercepted by cyberthieves, who can hack your device and steal your information—even your bank passwords.

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On average, an Internet user is tracked by 177 different online trackers over the course of a week of browsing.*
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A cyberthief connecting the dots of your information on the internet, public records, or data brokers could then disrupt your business or snatch your life savings, your tax refund, or your child’s personal information. Private details about your health could also be exposed. 

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Neglecting your privacy these days is like leaving your keys in the car. Maybe nothing will happen. Or maybe your car will be stolen and taken for a joyride.

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Half of those online trackers will start tracking those users within the first two hours of their browsing.*
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Choose what personal information you reveal to others

Norton helps you take charge of your online privacy with cutting-edge tools that help you protect your personal information. Only you should decide what to share about yourself.

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Norton Secure VPN

Keep your internet connection private.

Hackers can spy on the information you send and receive online especially when connected to public Wi-Fi. Secure your connection, browse anonymously, and hide your location and IP address.

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Norton AntiTrack: Browse like no one's watching.

Help prevent data collection companies from profiling you and tracking your online activities. Enjoy a seamless web experience without compromising your online privacy. Now protecting your email, too.*

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Privacy Monitor Assistant

Privacy Monitor Assistant

Find and remove your info from people search sites.

Info like your name, phone numbers, addresses, family members, court records and more can be found on popular people-search websites. We’ll find your info and request removal on your behalf.**

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Frequently asked questions

Online privacy refers to the level of privacy protection an individual has while connected to the internet. Today, our connected lives can leave behind a trail of data from electronic devices. From the apps on our smartphones to the browsing history on our computers, and even the data on fitness tracking devices-- anything connected to the internet is storing information about you.

It’s very natural to hit the “accept” popup when our devices ask for allowing Cookies, location services, or to access other features of your device to be used by certain Apps or programs. We often do this without thinking of the privacy ramifications.

We all have things to hide. It could be how much money we make, our medical records, or our bank account numbers. Hiding things is not bad, but these are the types of things we wouldn’t like broadcasted on our social networks for the entire world to see. This is why we must strive to protect our right to privacy. Internet privacy is important because it gives us control over our identities and personal information.

People may assume protecting privacy online is all about what they are doing, which is a small piece of the picture. However, online privacy has less to do with what you are doing, and more to do with who you are AND what you are doing. On the Internet, data has high value. It’s stolen, sold, collected and analyzed. Learn more about how data brokers can find and sell your personal information.

Here are a few ways you can help protect your online privacy:

  • Use strong, complicated passwords online.
  • Be conscious of all privacy settings online and choose the least amount of data sharing.
  • Be cautious when sharing your name and location on your devices.
  • Limit the personal information you share on social media.
  • Turn off location services and deny access to your camera or webcam.
  • Be aware of your digital footprint, or your online “paper trail” – forums, registrations, videos, photos, and anything you post online can leave traces of information about yourself online.
  • Get reliable security for all of your devices and remember phones need as much protection as other devices.
  • Secure your home network and turn on firewalls
  • Help keep your internet connection private by using virtual private networks to hide your location and IP address.
  • Find and remove your personal info from people search sites or use Privacy Monitor Assistant.
  • Help block your online activities from being tracked with Norton AntiTrack.

 

Data brokers, also known as People-search or data aggregator websites collect and maintain data on millions of people, which they analyze, package, and sell without the user’s knowledge or permission. These sites gather information about consumers from a variety of sources including people search websites (a type of data broker) like Whitepages, PrivateEye, PeopleFinders, or Spokeo, making that information searchable. After data brokers collect information, they sell it to other companies for many reasons, including targeted advertising, credit risk assessment, and direct marketing.

Data brokers and people-search websites compile, share, and sell your personal information that are found through public records, social media profiles, and court records. Cybercriminals could combine this with other pieces of your personal information, making you vulnerable to identity theft.

Internet tracking is also known as browser tracking, digital tracking, data tracking, or web tracking. Internet tracking is an analysis of online users’ behaviors, generally for the purpose of delivering a more personalized browsing experience. While this can mean that online users will receive advertisements and other content most relevant to them, online users don’t know the degree to which they are being tracked online. User data can then be shared with third parties and susceptible to cyber threats.

Think about all the times when you’ve been on the go, reading emails while in line at the coffee shop, or checking your bank account while waiting at the doctor’s office. Unless you were logged into a secure Wi-Fi network that required a password, any data transmitted during your online session could have been vulnerable to eavesdropping by strangers using the same network. The encryption and anonymity that a virtual private network provides helps protect your online activities and keeps your web browsing anonymous.

The ultimate benefit of a VPN and an AntiTrack solution is similar in that they both keep prying eyes out of a user’s activities to help protect their data. The functionality and what they help shield is very different.

A VPN helps protect the data a user sends and receives from prying eyes—even when they are using an unsecured public Wi-Fi. It can help block information about your physical location, keep your data private, and help prevent snooping while on public Wi-Fi.

AntiTrack helps to maintain a user’s privacy by masking their identity and fending off attempts to collect their user data or track their online activities and viewing habits. It allows you to browse privately and block tracking and profiling attempts from companies, help prevents sites from accessing unique information about you, and blocks cookies to give you greater privacy.

  • Privacy Monitor is available as a standard feature in LifeLock Standard, LifeLock Advantage, LifeLock Ultimate Plus, Norton 360 Deluxe, Norton 360 with LifeLock Select, Norton 360 with LifeLock Advantage, and Norton 360 with LifeLock Ultimate plus. Privacy Monitor Assistant is a standalone white-glove service available as a paid add-on service for use by Primary plan members.
  • Norton Secure VPN is included in all Norton 360 plans: Norton 360 Standard, Norton 360 for Gamers, Norton 360 Deluxe, Norton 360 with LifeLock Select, Norton 360 with LifeLock Advantage, and Norton 360 with LifeLock Ultimate Plus but also available as a standalone feature.
  • Norton AntiTrack is a standalone app and browser extension that helps keep your online activities and digital footprint private.

System Requirements

Available for Windows™ PC, Mac®, iOS and Android™ devices:

Norton Secure VPN is compatible with PCs, Mac, Android smartphones and tablets, iPads, and iPhones. Norton Secure VPN may be used on the specified number of devices – with unlimited use during the subscription term.

Windows™ Operating Systems

Microsoft Windows 7 (all versions) with Service Pack 1 (SP 1) or later

Microsoft Windows 8/8.1 (all versions)

Microsoft Windows 10 (all versions), except Windows 10 in S mode

Microsoft Windows 11 (all versions), except Windows 11 in S mode

Mac® Operating Systems

Current and previous two versions of Mac OS.

Android™ Operating Systems

Androids running 8.0 or later.

iOS Operating Systems

iPhones or iPads running the current and previous two versions of Apple® iOS.

- Microsoft Windows 10 (all versions except Windows 10 in S mode, and Windows 10 with ARM processors)

- Microsoft Windows 11 (all versions except Windows 11 in S mode, and Windows 11 with ARM processors)

- macOS 11.x (BigSur) or later

- Browsers supported on Windows: Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge version 88 or later

- Browsers supported on macOS: Safari 14.x or later, Chrome, Firefox

- iOS Operating Systems: iPhones or iPads running the current and previous two versions of Apple iOS

- Android Operating system: phones running version Android 8.0 Oreo (API 26) or later

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** Service can be used once every 90 days. You acknowledge our ability to submit a deletion request on your behalf depends on the presence of your personal information on the data broker sites we monitor.

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