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If any location information is required, it can be processed on-device and doesn’t need to be stored elsewhere. A VPN doesn’t require your originating IP address to connect you to a VPN server. This is false and very disappointing from Norton. Your IP address is unique to your network and, as a result, is one of the worst things for a VPN to store.Īfter contacting Norton, we were told that the VPN logs this information so it can “gather your actual location to change it to a different place.” Most importantly, it logs your originating IP address. Norton Secure VPN claims that it does not keep logs - our research has found this to be untrue. You can read Norton Secure VPN’s full privacy policy on its website. Norton Secure VPN only allows P2P downloads in one specific server location, plus its privacy policy is nowhere near good enough for private torrenting. It’s certainly not a good option for competent VPN users. It just about gets the basics right, but Norton Secure VPN comes with almost no extra features or settings. There is no need for this, and it’s a huge privacy risk. Norton Secure VPN logs far too much personal data, including your real IP address. Norton VPN works reliably to bypass the Great Firewall and other forms of censorship, meaning you can access blocked websites, like Instagram and YouTube.

You need to connect to the open internet from China and Russia.

It’s a good way to try out a VPN for the first time. Norton Secure VPN has a simple and familiar interface. The VPN comes bundled with a Norton subscription, so you don’t have to pay anything extra.

You’re already a Norton 360 subscriber.