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To set up Norton Password Manager, each user should have a Norton account and an online vault. If the user has an existing Norton account, it can be used to create the online vault. If not, you can create new Norton accounts for other users.

Back to top. Dianna R Newbie 1. Reg: Sep Firefox is a trademark of Mozilla Foundation. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Alexa and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon. Microsoft and the Window logo are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U.

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Not for commercial use. Please login to the portal to review if you can add additional information for monitoring purposes. How To. Security Center How To How to create a hack-proof password. Written by a NortonLifeLock employee. Password challenged? Manage your passwords safely and securely online. Learn More. Then I'll stick that up on Bit Torrent for others to enjoy. Then someone can come on here and post about how its impossible to disable the stupid nag screen. The patch, mind you.

Not my copy of the software. As someone has said already, if Symantec wanted to get your personal information -- that which they do not have already if you install their software -- they could get it, just as Microsoft can or Apple. Stay at home and read a book -- not from your local public library either or bought with your credit card -- if you want privacy.

Notice, huwyngr btw, how do you pronounce that? He goes on for about 5 column inches on my screen and never even addresses the idea of just using a dummy email address - one reserved only for this account.

Which is sad. Because here he is making all these allegations without a single fact to back up assumptions that in other circumstances might get the relatives requesting sanity exams.

And all he has to do is use a dedicated email address, choose the opt-out for sharing the address, and then count the number of spam emails he gets, and offer them as evidence to back up his allegations. Now before everyone says what a great idea and tries this themselves, remember that all email addresses end up getting spam even if the addresses are never used -- because of the random generators that spammers use to send out email and then re-use them if they are not bounced back as nonexistant.

So if you want to try this experiment yourself, create two dummy email addresses. One dedicated to the source you want to check out; one to never be used as all. Then over a period of say six months, compare the amount of unsolicited email. Have fun. I've done it myself and it is very revealing. But I love names. So I was wondering if that was a real name; and, if it was, how it is pronounced. I did the same thing with my name. Now Welsh is something else. I have never even attempted to pronounce anything in Welsh; I'd be afraid I'd either pass out or do my tongue permanent damage.

But I know I'll have to try some day. And I know how the world will respond. Back to top. Shortfuse Visitor 2. Reg: Nov Kudos 0. Edit: Below is the nag screen I am speaking of.

Message Edited by Shortfuse on PM. I have the same question 0. Stu Guru Norton Fighter Reg: Apr Why don't you just put in your mailadress? It is for your own safety. Stu wrote: Why don't you just put in your mailadress? It is for your own safety This has nothing to do with safety and everything to do with information gathering which is something I will not support.

Message Edited by Shortfuse on AM. Reg: Aug Kudos 2 Stats. My Account has the following pieces of personal information: 1.

My email address 2. A first name which can be invented 3. A last name which can be invented You are not required to enter credit card information, phone number, address, or anything else! That's it. Anything afraid of this is carrying paranoia one step too far.

Edited for this P. Message Edited by mijcar on AM. Message Edited by mijcar on AM LOL, you mean those are the only three items of information you entered in the account. Shortfuse wrote: I object to unneeded compulsary collection of personally identifiable information.

Message Edited by Shortfuse on AM I shared your attitude with other "Registration" sites and since most offered check boxes to opt out, and then more recently to opt in, I only used them when I had to. If we look at the popup box, it offers three bulleted points, or reasons, why I need a Norton account, to wit: Access my Norton product key for easy reinstall. Securely manager your Norton Account information and subscription online.

View the latest information about security threats and your Norton products and services. Look I don't why I am taking this seriously, but I am going to give it this shot : If Symantec was doing all this, why would they bother to ask you for your email address?

One mo' time: Whether experts or not what can we do when you ignore what you are told? A licence is not a purchase Dieselman Regular Contributor 5. Reg: Sep Wow your paranoid. Just about every web site you go to or program you install needs your email address. Email addresses have become a standard way of contacting people. My XBOX membership requires an email address. So I guess you cannot trust Microsoft. GM training requires an email address. My job requires an email address.

Stop already with all the whining.