#Norton Tech Support

[reasonsforhope]

"Despite the Central Appalachia ecosystem being historically famous as coal country, under this diverse broadleaf canopy lies a rich, biodiverse world of native plants helping to fill North America’s medicinal herb cabinet.

And it turns out that the very communities once reliant on the coalfields are now bringing this botanical diversity to the country.

“Many different Appalachian people, stretching from pre-colonization to today, have tended, harvested, sold, and used a vast number of forest botanicals like American ginseng, ramps, black cohosh, and goldenseal,” said Shannon Bell, Virginia Tech professor in the Dept. of Sociology. “These plants have long been integral to many Appalachians’ livelihoods and traditions.”

50% of the medicinal herbs, roots, and barks in the North American herbal supply chain are native to the Appalachian Mountains, and the bulk of these species are harvested or grown in Central Appalachia, which includes southern West Virginia, eastern Kentucky, far-southwest Virginia, and east Tennessee.

The United Plant Savers, a nonprofit with a focus on native medicinal plants and their habitats, has identified many of the most popular forest medicinals as species of concern due to their declining populations.

Along with the herbal supply chain being largely native to Appalachia, the herb gatherers themselves are also native [to Appalachia, not Native American specifically], but because processing into medicine and seasonings takes place outside the region, the majority of the profits from the industry do too.

In a press release on Bell’s superb research and advocacy work within Appalachia’s botanical communities, she refers back to the moment that her interest in the industry and the region sprouted; when like many of us, she was out in a nearby woods waiting out the pandemic.

“My family and I spent a lot of time in the woods behind our house during quarantine,” Bell said. “We observed the emergence of all the spring ephemerals in the forest understory – hepatica, spring beauty, bloodroot, trillium, mayapple. I came to appreciate the importance of the region’s botanical biodiversity more than ever, and realized I wanted to incorporate this new part of my life into my research.”

With co-investigator, John Munsell at VA Tech’s College of Natural Resources and Environment, Bell’s project sought to identify ways that Central Appalachian communities could retain more of the profits from the herbal industry while simultaneously ensuring that populations of at-risk forest botanicals not only survive, but thrive and expand in the region.

Bell conducted participant observation and interviews with wild harvesters and is currently working on a mail survey with local herb buyers. She also piloted a ginseng seed distribution program, and helped a wild harvester write a grant proposal to start a forest farm.

“Economic development in post-coal communities often focuses on other types of energy development, like fracking and natural gas pipelines, or on building prisons and landfills. Central Appalachia is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. I think that placing a greater value on this biodiversity is key to promoting a more sustainable future for the region,” Bell told VA Tech press.

Armed with a planning grant of nearly half a million dollars, Bell and collaborators are specifically targeting forest farming as a way to achieve that sustainable future.

Finally, enlisting support from the nonprofit organization Appalachian Sustainable Development, Virginia Tech, the City of Norton, a sculpture artist team, and various forest botanicals practitioners in her rolodex, Bell organized the creation of a ‘living monument’ along Flag Rock Recreation Area in Norton, Virginia.

An interpretive trail, the monument tells the story of the historic uses that these wild botanicals had for the various societies that have inhabited Appalachia, and the contemporary value they still hold for people today."

-via Good News Network, September 12, 2024

[turbulentscrawl]

Identity(V) Headcanons: Norton Campbell

I'm starting off the writing blog with some of these character analysis-esque headcanons! (Starting with Norton bc he's honestly the reason I made this blog.) They'll serve both as practice for me, and examples for any readers on how I write different characters.

Again, I am new to the IDV fandom, and I have never played the game. These headcanons are informed by ongoing lore dives sourcing the wiki, japanese twitter responses, comics, stageplay, and more! Some of these may relate to or even contradict character backstory, and some of them are just pure vibes for me. If you like it, consider shooting a request ;)

-Norton had always been a moodier guy, but the mining accident (and the lack of mental and emotional support he received after it) resulted in a much more obvious split of his temperaments. Without trying to put a name to something I’m no expert in, Norton has two distinct personality states which are both aware of and inform one another. The First is the more common state, wherein he is more level-headed, but prone to melancholy and isolation. His melancholy tends to be more intense after an episode with his Second state, wherein he is very likely to exhibit anger, mania, and cynicism. Likewise, his Second state tends to be more critical when he’s been uneventfully mellow for a good while. He tries his best to balance and regulate the two, but this particular emotional roller coaster is one he never had any say in getting on and has never had any assistance getting off.

-The First state typically lasts longer than the Second, sometimes stretching several days at a time. During the First, he’s at his most amicable and chatty. This is the best time to get to know him as a person.

-When in his Second state, which is usually triggered by something that reminds him of the accident, it’s better to give him a wide berth. Even in the case of a friend or partner who has thick skin and handles harshness well, Norton can become hypercritical of himself for being cruel to them.

-His mother died in childbirth, leaving Norton with only his father, who also worked himself to an early grave. Norton had to start working immediately to keep himself fed (and sometimes didn’t even manage that) so he has next to no education. He does not read or write especially well. He is also not particularly tech savvy and struggles with new concepts. That said, he's never been one to back down from a chance to improve himself, difficult or otherwise.

-Norton was mostly genuine in his visits to the elderly and sick. Many of them were other miners and laborers who helped him find his footing after his dad died. Their help may not have amounted to much in the long run, but they didn’t just look the other way and he understood the loneliness they felt on their deathbeds.

-The one exception to this was Benny, who Norton had also once looked upon in an appreciative light…until he learned how to read. It was then that he scoured his father’s old letters and discovered an infuriating truth: after the birth of Norton and the death of his mother, his father had been about to leave the mining industry. Benny was the one who convinced him to stick around and join the obsessive hunt for gold. It was through a mix of spite and desperation that Norton decided to swindle Benny out of his maps and take the chance at riches for himself.

-Norton does not talk about the mining accident. At all. Not even if he’s paid. Part of it is self-preservation—since he IS the one who stole and illegally ignited the explosives. The other part is that he is well and truly wrecked with guilt. Norton did not get along with most of his coworkers in those final days, was bullied and harassed by them, but he wanted to get ahead of them, not kill them.

-Because he’s been self-reliant from such a young age, he’s naturally distrustful of other people. He has trouble accepting people at face value and often rejects compliments, and other words of affection. He’s the embodiment of “actions speak louder than words.” In general, if someone wants to get closer to Norton they have to put their money (and their labor) where their mouth is and show a lot of patience. Any genuine relationship with Norton is hard-won.

-In line with the above, the best love language to give Norton is Acts of Service. Physical Affection would also work well once you reach a certain threshold in his trust. Gift-Giving is a decent third, but you would need to tread lightly here, lest he start to see the budding relationship as purely transactional. Holidays and birthdays are the best time to really go in on gifts for Norton, since he has a harder time arguing bribery with culturally dictated gifts.

-He genuinely does not find himself to be attractive. I wouldn’t go so far as to say he’s insecure, as he really doesn’t think about it much, but he’s least likely to accept compliments about his appearance. The burn scars certainly don’t help. If you do compliment his appearance, it’s better not to mention the scars at all than to try and make him feel better about them.

-He wholly, genuinely, hates the rich. Which is obvious enough, I suppose, but I think it’s more extreme than people give him credit for. And really it just comes down to unadulterated jealousy and bitterness, which are not easy feelings to overcome.

-Norton is of the opinion that all life is equal—and when he’s at his most cynical, this means he’s willing to take the balance of “an eye for an eye” into his own hands.

-His sweet tooth is limited to donuts and a few other carb-y baked goods. He prefers savory flavors, or sometimes bitter, such as in the case of his black coffee. He doesn’t eat as much as you might expect for his size, but he always eats quickly, and hunched over his food like it’ll be taken away. Old habits die hard.

-He has a terrible sleep schedule, due in part to frequent nightmares about the accident. He’s also somewhat claustrophobic and dislikes pitch-black spaces, so a window is a must in his bedroom. He prefers to have it open whenever reasonable.

-He doesn’t do well with thunderstorms, as the rumbles of thunder sound too much like the beginnings of a cave-in.

-If he has one singular strength, it’s perseverance. Hardships don’t deter him because he’s seen and overcome plenty. He’s a loyal friend as well, once completely won over. If he cares for you, you’ll never have to tackle a hurdle alone.

[moochilatv]

Chris Portka presents: A Candle is a Raging Fire!

Debut single released in the winter of 2020

The artist said:

Lockdown, bullshit, etc. I was tired, we were all tired, but this song had been 37 years in the making.

I've been playing music since I was a teenager and now I finally release this song as a proper debut single. I wrote it in 2019 while travelling through India with my fiancé on a trip for her textile / fashion business (pre-COVID times). I also wrote and recorded the music to a series of documentary videos she made while we were in India for her brand Seek Collective (this instrumental music was released as my EP "Soundtracks I").

But this song is much more personal and reflects the long, multi-decade struggle I've had with music. My parents were never supportive of my musical ambitions and actively discouraged me from pursuing music as a career. So I've struggled to make my way through jobs in the tech world - all while keeping the hope alive that someday I'd become a musician.

I've always loved guitar, piano, writing songs, and jamming with friends - but my biggest fear in the world was always singing. It's been my major roadblock to releasing and playing music throughout my life. So 6 years ago I got serious and met a Voice Movement Therapist named Julia Norton who helped me slowly be able to use my voice and sing in front of people. I now practice vocal exercises every day and regularly played at coffee shops in the bay area (before quarantine anyway). That's a long way of saying the lyrics of the song are about this candle - the hope, dream, and wish which I've always held for a life in music. I hope it also reflects the secret desires we hold in our hearts for what we truly want in this life.

The song was mixed by Jasper Leach of @jplrecordings (on Instagram) who also played the organ, tambourine, and some backup vocals. I played, wrote, and composed the rest of the music.

The song was mastered by Christian Wright at Abbey Road Studios.

Chris Portka is an artist and musician based in California's bay area, defying norms with a unique fusion of harsh trash sound and ethereal glitch rock. His music strikes a careful balance between raw and refined.

[ponycycle]

What's your biggest hyperfocus and how did you discover it?

I had to think on this for a minute because I wasn't sure if it was true anymore. If it wasn't this then it would be something like MLP or motorcycles (it was tempting to say motorcycles!).

I think it's fair to still say personal computers, though. I'm not sure about when my first contact with them was, but I know a major development was when my dad bought our first PC, an IBM AT clone. (I think I still have most of the parts for it!) I would have been like, 7-9 years old at the time and I was fascinated with it. I ended up breaking it as a kid, because I was trying to figure out what all the DOS 4.0 commands did by running them... when I got to FDISK I rendered it unbootable by pressing buttons. A friend of my father's recovered the situation (I think he used Norton Utilities to recreate the partition table).

I can name pretty much every PC that we had as a family or I had personally:

-Aforementioned IBM AT clone (8088 with a Tatung Hercules monitor, DOS 4.0) -386SX that came from who knows where (Went straight from orange Hercules to VGA colour!!! Windows 3.1) -Tandy 1000HX (long term loan from a friend) -Cyrix 586 (dogshit computer - had fake onboard cache, a common scam at the time, crashed constantly. Windows 95) -468DX4 (think I built this from scrounged parts. Win95, slower than the other PC but way more stable) -Pentium II 233 (also built from scrounged parts. First PC I overclocked, gaining 33 mHz! So fast!!! Windows 2000... but later got repurposed as a Linux-based router) -AMD Duron 800 (built with NEW parts - parents gave me a budget to built a family computer. Windows ... 98? XP? Probably changed multiple times) -AMD Athlon XP 1600 (built with NEW parts - I truly don't remember where I got the money in highschool to put it together, but it was probably every penny I had) -AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ (admittedly I didn't remember this offhand... but I did have the physical CPU lying around to check. bought off the shelf very cheap as old stock for my parents to use. Windows Vista. Later upgraded to an Phenom X4, also for very cheap. This PC still lives running Windows 10 today!) -Intel Core 2 Duo Q6700 (built in a cute Shuttle XPC chassis. Eventually burned out a RAM slot because apparently it wasn't rated for 2.0V DIMMs. Windows 7) -Intel Core i5-2500K (I used this computer for YEARS. Like almost a decade, while being overclocked to 4.4 gHz from nearly the first day I had it. Windows 7/10) -AMD 5800X (Currently daily driver. Windows 10)

Not mentioning laptops because the list is already long and you get the point.

I actually did attempt to have a computer related career - in the mid 2000s I went to a community college to get a programming diploma, but I dropped out halfway. There was a moment, in a class teaching the Windows GDI API, where I realized that I had no desire to do that professionally. I did learn things about SQL and OS/400 that randomly came in handy a few times in my life. I did go back and successfully get a diploma in networking/tech support but I've never worked a day in that field.

Unprofessionally though, I was "that guy" for most of my life - friend of a friend or family would have a problem with their PC, and I would show up and help them out. I never got to the point where I would attempt to like, re-cap somebody's motherboard, but I could identify blown caps (and there was a time when there was a lot of those). As the role of PCs has changed, and the hardware has gotten better, I barely ever get to do this kind of thing these days. My parent's PC gathers dust in the corner because they can do pretty much do everything they need on their tablets, which they greatly prefer.

Today though... I used to spend a lot of time reading about developments in PC hardware, architectural improvements, but it doesn't matter as much to me anymore. I couldn't tell you what the current generation of Intel desktop CPUs use for a socket without looking it up. A lot of my interest used to be gaming related, and to this day the GPU industry hasn't fully recovered from the crypto boom. Nearly all of the games I'm interested in play well on console so I just play them there. I still fiddle with what I have now and then.

It is fun to think back on various challenges/experiences with it I've had over the years (figuring out IRQ/DMA management when that was still manual, Matsushita CD-ROM interfaces, trying to exorcise the polymorphic Natas virus from my shit). Who knows, maybe I'll get to curate a PC museum of all this shit someday haha.

[courtneysmovieblog]

“Glass Onion” shatters all expectations (in the best possible way)

As far as I’m concerned, Rian Johnson can tell the Stars Wars fandom to eat shit for the rest of his life. 

Knives Out was a fantastic murder mystery with a razor-sharp satire about the idle rich and the racist classism that shapes society, with Daniel Craig breaking out of Bond as Benoit Blanc--a detective who was much sharper than his Southern charm let on. It was such a surprise hit that while people were excited for the sequel, Glass Onion, they were afraid that it wouldn’t be as good as the original.

Well, it’s not. 

It’s better.

Taking place in early COVID days of 2020, Benoit receives an invitation to a murder mystery party on a Greek island. Ridiculously wealthy tech head Miles Brand (Edward Norton) thinks it’s a bright idea to invite all his friends (i.e. associates and hangers-on he financially supports) to come pretend to murder him. And if that description makes you think the guy is an idiot...you’re absolutely right.

And that’s all of the plot I can reveal. Seriously, you need to go into it as spoiler free as you can. The twists are even more mind-blowing than Knives Out.

What I can tell you is that Craig’s Blanc is as fantastic as ever. With an all-star cast like Norton, Dave Bautista, Kathryn Hahn, Janelle Monae, and Leslie Odom Jr, it’s hard to pick the best performance. However, the MVP of the movie has to be Monae, and I’m sorry again, but I really can’t say more about their character without giving anything away.

Glass Onion has EVERYTHING. More biting commentary that’s especially relevant right now. Poignant cameos from the late Stephen Sondheim and Angela Lansbury. Twists more mind-blowing than Knives Out. Impeccable fashion that’s both stylish yet over-the-top. And an ending so cathartic that it makes it one of the best movies of the year.

It sucks that Glass Onion got only a limited week-long theater release before hitting Netflix. It deserved more box office love. But if Rian Johnson can keep cranking out more Benoit Blanc mysteries as good as this, I’ll see them whether it’s in theaters or streaming.

10 out of 10

[timesofinnovation]

In an unexpected move that has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity sector, Google has announced the termination of Kaspersky’s developer account on the Google Play Store. This decision has resulted in the removal of all Kaspersky applications from the platform, provoking discussions about the potential long-term effects on users and the company itself. The Timing and Context The decision comes in the wake of recent actions taken by the US government, which imposed restrictions on Kaspersky’s products, effectively banning their sale and distribution within the United States, effective September 29. Although these restrictions hold no legal weight outside the US, Google has opted for a preemptive strike against what it perceives as potential risks. This highlights a growing trend in the tech industry, where companies adopt conservative measures in response to geopolitics and regulatory environments, prioritizing perceived safety over potential revenue. Kaspersky, a renowned name in the cybersecurity domain, argues that Google’s decision is based on a misinterpretation of the US restrictions. They assert that these regulations do not explicitly prohibit the international distribution or sale of their products. Kaspersky has communicated this outlook to the US Department of Commerce and is eagerly awaiting clarification. Implications for Users For the everyday user of Kaspersky products, the immediate effect is clear: while existing applications will continue to function, with support for updates and features remaining intact, new users will no longer have the option to download or install Kaspersky’s apps from the Play Store. This could lead to significant user churn, especially among those who rely on the convenience of app stores for cybersecurity solutions. Although Kaspersky maintains that its products will still function and receive updates through its cloud infrastructure, the absence from the largest Android app marketplace poses substantial challenges. Users who wish to download Kaspersky's applications will likely seek alternative methods, potentially exposing themselves to less secure options or outdated software. In a statement, Kaspersky reassured its users that all paid features of their applications would remain operational despite their removal from the Play Store. This assurance may comfort current users, but it underscores a critical vulnerability for the company moving forward: the potential loss of new customers and trust among existing ones. Market Reaction and Future Outlook The reaction from the market has been mixed. Analysts predict that Kaspersky may experience a dip in its user base, especially in markets sensitive to American regulations. The cybersecurity landscape is fiercely competitive; companies like Norton, Bitdefender, and others stand ready to seize this opportunity. As cybersecurity becomes ever more important to both individuals and enterprises, the ability to freely distribute their products will be essential for Kaspersky's continued success. Furthermore, if this ban extends beyond just Google Play—affecting other platforms such as Apple's App Store or broader software distribution methods—Kaspersky’s market share could take a significant hit. It's critical for Kaspersky to proactively manage its public relations and communicate clearly with its user base to mitigate potential fallout. Legal and Regulatory Dimensions This incident brings to light the broader implications of using digital platforms controlled by American companies. The technology sector is facing increasing scrutiny regarding monopolistic practices and political influences on product availability. Kaspersky’s situation exemplifies how geopolitical tensions can lead to unintended consequences on businesses, specifically through the manipulation of distribution channels. Kaspersky’s rights to operate its business freely may also come under legal consideration, particularly in the realm of international trade laws.

If Kaspersky successfully argues that Google’s actions are unwarranted and damaging, we could see further legal challenges unfold, potentially leading to a landmark ruling affecting how tech companies navigate international regulations. Conclusion The termination of Kaspersky’s developer account serves as a stark reminder of the fragile intersection between technology, geopolitics, and consumer confidence. As users, companies, and regulators grapple with these continuously shifting dynamics, the incident underscores the importance of safeguarding consumer access while adapting to the evolving regulatory landscape. For Kaspersky, the emphasis now rests on navigating this tumultuous period effectively, fostering user loyalty, and exploring new distribution avenues to maintain its competitive edge. How successfully Kaspersky employs innovative strategies to address these challenges may determine its future standing in the cybersecurity market.

[speedrunner-fuchs-wulf]

Whenever I see someone say that Norton antivirus is some variation of bad, I get a bit upset.

Why?

'Cause I'm 23 and have had Norton on my computers since the dawn of my creation, most likely, and my mid 60's dad probably has used it since Norton was a standalone company and not part if Symantec.

Most problems people have with Norton can be fixed by poking the settings.

Ones that can't be fixed that way can be resolved with Norton's tech support.

For example, I am part of the less than 1% of Norton users who use a certain program, which means the antivirus has little to no data on whether or not it's a safe program; you tend to spot this with very niche programs that have a very niche audience, like VRChat's Creator Companion in my case. Since my Norton antivirus had never heard of the program before, it got majorly upset when said program went to change files located deepish within the computer while trying to update itself; to Norton, it was an unknown program doing something suspicious, so it did what it thought was right and put a stop to it.

You'd think Red was suspicious if you've never seen Red before, right? You'd wanna vote Red as imposter if you didn't know what Red was up to, right? Now, pretend that Red was an unknown program doin' its thing and you're an antivirus. Would you still flag Red as a possible threat to the system? If you said yes, you're doing what most antivirus software does upon seeing a program it doesn't recognize: assume the worst for the betterment of the computer.

Well, when this happened to me with VCC (VRChat Creator Companion), I contacted tech support, displayed the issue live to the tech support dude and...

He poked a single setting I missed when I tried to fix it myself, which promptly corrected my issue and hasn't happened since.

"But I'm getting annoying advertising pop ups!" Did you try poking your settings? No? Did you contact tech support? No? Are you signed into an account? Yes? Then maybe try the prior two steps, ya coward, as I've not had a popup in a decade.

"But Norton doesn't actually do anything useful!" Prove it to me on your home computer. No virtual machine, just your main machine. Even turn off Windows Defender, just to see what happens when you encounter a trojan.

Seriously, stop trying to call a program crap without actually poking the settings and seeking help from the company's tech support first.

[lomatechnology]

Exploring the Top IT Universities in Cambodia: Where to Study Technology in 2024

Cambodia’s higher education landscape has seen significant growth in recent years, particularly in the field of information technology. For students aspiring to build a career in tech, choosing the right university is crucial. In this article, we’ll explore the top IT universities in Cambodia, delve into the top 10 universities in Cambodia, and discuss the best options for studying technology in the country.

The Rise of IT Education in Cambodia

As Cambodia’s digital economy expands, so does the demand for skilled IT professionals. To meet this need, several universities in Cambodia are offering cutting-edge programs in information technology and related fields. If you’re considering pursuing an IT degree, it’s important to know which institutions are leading the way in providing top-notch education and training.

Top IT Universities in Cambodia

When looking for the top IT university in Cambodia, several institutions stand out for their quality of education, research facilities, and industry connections. These universities offer robust IT programs designed to equip students with the skills needed for a successful career in technology.

Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP): Known for its comprehensive IT programs, RUPP is frequently ranked among the best technology universities in Cambodia. The university offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in computer science and information technology.

Cambodian University for Specialties (CUS): CUS is recognized for its focus on practical IT education and strong industry links. The university’s programs are designed to address the needs of the rapidly evolving tech industry in Cambodia.

Norton University: With a reputation for high academic standards and a modern curriculum, Norton University is a top choice for students pursuing degrees in IT and computer science.

University of Cambodia (UC): UC offers a range of IT programs and is known for its commitment to providing a high-quality education that aligns with international standards.

Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC): ITC is renowned for its engineering and technology programs, making it a top destination for students interested in pursuing a career in IT.

Top 10 Universities in Cambodia 2024

In addition to focusing on IT-specific programs, it’s useful to consider the broader ranking of universities. Here are the top 10 universities in Cambodia for 2024, which include institutions known for their excellence in various fields:

Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP)

Cambodian University for Specialties (CUS)

Norton University

University of Cambodia (UC)

Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC)

Pannasastra University of Cambodia (PUC)

Asia Euro University (AEU)

Build Bright University (BBU)

Paragon International University

Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST)

These universities are noted for their academic excellence, research facilities, and contributions to the development of Cambodia’s higher education sector.

The Most Expensive University in Cambodia

For students considering a higher investment in their education, some universities in Cambodia are known for their higher tuition fees and premium facilities. These institutions often offer advanced programs, state-of-the-art facilities, and a range of extracurricular opportunities that justify the cost. While tuition fees can vary, universities such as Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP) and Norton University are among those known for their higher tuition rates.

Universities in Cambodia for International Students

Cambodia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for international students, with several universities offering programs tailored to foreign students. These institutions provide support services such as language courses, cultural integration programs, and visa assistance to ensure a smooth transition for international students.

Computer Science Programs in Cambodia

For those interested in computer science, several Cambodian universities offer specialized programs designed to prepare students for careers in this dynamic field. Courses typically cover topics such as software development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. The top-ranked IT universities in Cambodia provide a robust curriculum that aligns with global industry standards, ensuring students are well-prepared for the job market.

University Rankings and Luxury Education in Cambodia

As the education sector in Cambodia continues to grow, universities are increasingly competing to offer top-tier programs and facilities. The university rankings in Cambodia reflect this competitive environment, with several institutions striving to provide a luxury educational experience. Students looking for the best technology universities in Cambodia can benefit from the enhanced facilities and advanced resources offered by these leading institutions.

Conclusion

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Additionally, Norton Basic VPN may not be the best option for users who require torrenting or P2P file sharing capabilities. While some VPN providers support these activities on specific servers, Norton's terms of service explicitly prohibit the use of their VPN for such purposes, limiting its appeal to certain user demographics.

Lastly, Norton Basic VPN's simultaneous device connections are restricted compared to other VPN services. Users may find themselves unable to connect all of their devices simultaneously without upgrading to a more expensive plan, which could be inconvenient for households or individuals with multiple devices.

Overall, while Norton Basic VPN provides a simple and effective solution for basic online security needs, users should consider these limitations and assess whether they align with their specific requirements before subscribing.

Norton Basic VPN compatibility

Norton Basic VPN is a powerful tool designed to secure your internet connection and protect your online privacy. One key aspect to consider when choosing a VPN service is its compatibility with different devices and operating systems. Thankfully, Norton Basic VPN is compatible with a wide range of devices, ensuring that you can protect your online activities across all your gadgets.

Whether you are using a Windows PC, Mac, Android phone, or iOS device, Norton Basic VPN has got you covered. The VPN service is easy to set up and use on all these platforms, allowing you to browse the internet safely and anonymously on any device of your choice. This compatibility makes it convenient for users to switch between devices without having to compromise on their online security.

Moreover, Norton Basic VPN is also compatible with popular browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, ensuring that your online activities remain protected regardless of the browser you prefer to use. This compatibility extends to smart TVs and gaming consoles, allowing you to secure your internet connection even when streaming content or gaming online.

In conclusion, Norton Basic VPN's compatibility with a wide range of devices, operating systems, and browsers makes it a versatile and user-friendly VPN service. Whether you are working on your computer, browsing the internet on your phone, or streaming content on your smart TV, Norton Basic VPN ensures that your online presence is always secure and private.

Norton Basic VPN alternatives

When it comes to online security and privacy, using a reliable VPN service is essential. Norton Basic VPN is a popular choice for many users, offering a secure connection and protection from data breaches. However, there are several alternatives available in the market that also provide excellent features and performance.

One such alternative is ExpressVPN, known for its fast connection speeds and robust security protocols. With servers in multiple countries and a strict no-logging policy, ExpressVPN ensures your online activities remain private and secure. Another top contender is NordVPN, which offers advanced security features like double VPN encryption and a built-in ad blocker. NordVPN is also user-friendly, making it a great choice for beginners.

For those looking for a budget-friendly option, CyberGhost VPN is worth considering. Despite its affordable price, CyberGhost VPN offers strong encryption and high-speed servers ideal for streaming and torrenting. Additionally, Surfshark VPN is gaining popularity for its unlimited simultaneous connections and strong focus on user privacy.

Ultimately, the best VPN alternative to Norton Basic VPN will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Whether you prioritize speed, security, or affordability, there are plenty of options to choose from. By comparing the features and performance of different VPN services, you can find the alternative that best suits your online security requirements.

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Norton Secure VPN features

Norton Secure VPN is a comprehensive virtual private network service that offers a wide range of features to ensure online privacy and security for its users. One of the key features of Norton Secure VPN is its robust encryption technology, which helps to protect sensitive data and online communications from potential hackers and cyber threats.

Another notable feature of Norton Secure VPN is its global server network, which allows users to connect to servers in various locations around the world. This not only helps to enhance online privacy by masking the user's IP address but also enables access to geo-restricted content and websites.

Additionally, Norton Secure VPN offers a no-log VPN policy, meaning that it does not track or store users' online activities or browsing history. This commitment to user privacy further enhances the trustworthiness of the service.

Moreover, Norton Secure VPN includes an automatic kill switch feature, which helps to maintain anonymity and security by instantly shutting down the internet connection if the VPN connection is disrupted. This prevents any potential data leaks or exposure of the user's real IP address.

In conclusion, Norton Secure VPN is a reliable and feature-rich VPN service that prioritizes user privacy and security. With its advanced encryption technology, global server network, no-log policy, and automatic kill switch feature, Norton Secure VPN offers a comprehensive solution for individuals looking to safeguard their online activities and protect their sensitive information from cyber threats.

Norton Secure VPN compatibility

Norton Secure VPN is a powerful tool that allows users to protect their online privacy and security by encrypting their internet connection. One of the key considerations when choosing a VPN service is its compatibility with different devices and operating systems.

Norton Secure VPN is compatible with a wide range of devices and platforms, making it a versatile option for users. It supports Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS operating systems, ensuring that users can protect their online activities on their computers, laptops, smartphones, and tablets.

Moreover, Norton Secure VPN can be easily configured and used on multiple devices simultaneously, providing convenience for users with multiple tech gadgets. Whether you're browsing the web, streaming content, or downloading files, Norton Secure VPN ensures that your online activities remain private and secure across all your devices.

The user-friendly interface of Norton Secure VPN makes it easy for both beginners and experienced VPN users to set up and use the service on their preferred devices. With just a few clicks, you can connect to a secure server and enjoy anonymous browsing without compromising on speed or performance.

In conclusion, Norton Secure VPN's compatibility with various devices and operating systems makes it a reliable choice for users looking to enhance their online security and privacy. By offering seamless protection across different platforms, Norton Secure VPN ensures that your sensitive information remains safeguarded regardless of the device you're using.

Norton Secure VPN pricing

Norton Secure VPN offers various pricing options tailored to different needs, ensuring users can find a plan that fits their requirements and budget. Understanding the pricing structure is crucial for making an informed decision about which plan best suits your needs.

The pricing for Norton Secure VPN typically varies based on factors such as the duration of the subscription and the number of devices covered. Users can opt for monthly, annual, or multi-year subscriptions, with discounts often available for longer-term commitments. Additionally, there may be special promotions or discounts offered periodically, allowing users to secure the VPN at an even more attractive price.

One of the key advantages of Norton Secure VPN's pricing model is its flexibility. Users can choose between plans that cover a single device or multiple devices, making it suitable for individuals, families, or businesses with multiple devices to protect. This flexibility ensures that users only pay for the coverage they need, without overpaying for unnecessary features.

Another aspect to consider is the level of protection and features included in each plan. While all plans offer essential VPN functionalities such as encryption and anonymous browsing, higher-tier plans may include additional features such as ad-blocking, malware protection, and secure cloud backup. Users should carefully review the features included in each plan to determine which offers the best value for their specific requirements.

In conclusion, Norton Secure VPN offers a range of pricing options designed to accommodate different budgets and needs. By understanding the pricing structure and features included in each plan, users can select the most suitable option to ensure their online privacy and security.

Norton Secure VPN performance

Title: Evaluating the Performance of Norton Secure VPN

Norton Secure VPN is a widely-used virtual private network service known for its promise of enhanced online privacy and security. But how does it perform in real-world scenarios? Let's delve into its performance aspects to find out.

One of the key metrics to evaluate a VPN service is its speed. Norton Secure VPN boasts high-speed connections, allowing users to browse, stream, and download without noticeable lag. However, speed can vary depending on factors such as server location and internet connection quality. Users may experience slight speed reductions when connecting to distant servers, but overall, Norton Secure VPN maintains satisfactory speeds for most online activities.

Another crucial aspect is reliability. Norton Secure VPN provides a stable and consistent connection, minimizing the risk of disconnections or interruptions during use. This reliability is essential for users who rely on VPNs for continuous protection and accessibility.

In terms of security, Norton Secure VPN employs robust encryption protocols to safeguard user data from prying eyes. It utilizes bank-grade encryption methods and features a strict no-log policy, ensuring that user activities remain private and anonymous.

Additionally, Norton Secure VPN offers a wide range of server locations across the globe, allowing users to bypass geo-restrictions and access content from different regions. Whether streaming content from overseas or accessing region-locked websites, Norton Secure VPN provides the necessary flexibility and accessibility.

Furthermore, Norton's user-friendly interface makes it easy for both novice and experienced users to navigate the VPN service effortlessly. With intuitive controls and clear instructions, users can connect to servers with just a few clicks, enhancing the overall user experience.

In conclusion, Norton Secure VPN delivers reliable performance, high-level security, and user-friendly features, making it a solid choice for individuals seeking enhanced online privacy and protection.

Norton Secure VPN alternatives

When considering alternatives to Norton Secure VPN, it's essential to prioritize factors such as security, privacy, speed, and reliability. While Norton Secure VPN offers robust protection and user-friendly features, exploring alternative options can provide tailored solutions to individual needs.

One notable alternative is ExpressVPN, renowned for its lightning-fast speeds and military-grade encryption. With servers in over 90 countries, ExpressVPN ensures unrestricted access to geo-blocked content while maintaining user anonymity and data security.

Another contender is NordVPN, recognized for its extensive server network and advanced security features like Double VPN and Onion over VPN. NordVPN's strict no-logs policy and customizable encryption settings make it a favorite among privacy-conscious users.

For those seeking a budget-friendly option without compromising on quality, Surfshark stands out. Offering unlimited simultaneous connections and a CleanWeb feature that blocks ads and malware, Surfshark provides excellent value for money without sacrificing performance.

CyberGhost VPN is another worthy competitor, boasting user-friendly apps and specialized servers optimized for streaming and torrenting. With a focus on user privacy and data protection, CyberGhost VPN ensures a seamless and secure online experience.

Lastly, for users concerned about government surveillance and censorship, ProtonVPN offers end-to-end encryption and a commitment to user privacy. Based in Switzerland, ProtonVPN operates under strict privacy laws, ensuring user data remains confidential and secure.

In conclusion, while Norton Secure VPN offers solid security features, exploring alternative options like ExpressVPN, NordVPN, Surfshark, CyberGhost VPN, and ProtonVPN can provide tailored solutions to meet specific needs for security, privacy, speed, and reliability.

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Top 10 Best Parental spy Apps for Android and iPhone

1. Introduction to Parental spy Apps

Parental spy apps have become indispensable tools for parents in today's digital age. With children spending more time online, these apps offer a way for parents to monitor and manage their child's device usage, ensuring their safety and well-being in the digital world.

 2. Importance of Parental spy Apps in Today's Digital World

In an era where smartphones and tablets are ubiquitous, children are exposed to various online risks such as cyberbullying, inappropriate content, and excessive screen time. Parental spy apps empower parents to set limits, block harmful content, and track their child's online activities, providing peace of mind and fostering responsible digital behavior.

 3. Criteria for Selecting the Best Parental spy App

When choosing a parental spy app, several factors should be considered:

 Compatibility with Android and iPhone

The ideal parental spy app should be compatible with both Android and iPhone devices, ensuring seamless monitoring across different platforms.

 Features Offered

Look for features such as app blocking, website filtering, screen time management, location tracking, and social media monitoring to address specific parental concerns.

 Ease of Use

The app should have a user-friendly interface and intuitive spy, allowing parents to easily configure settings and monitor their child's device activity.

 Pricing

Consider the cost of the app and whether it offers value for money in terms of the features and level of protection provided.

 4. Top 10 Parental spy Apps for Android and iPhone

Here are the top 10 parental spy apps that offer comprehensive features and compatibility with both Android and iPhone devices:

1. FamilyTime 2. HackersList 3. Norton Family Premier 4. Screen Time 5. Net Nanny 6. FamiSafe 7. OurPact 8. Mobicip 9. Bark 10. SecureTeen

 5. Is There a Parental spy App That Works With Both Android and iPhone?

Yes, several parental spy apps support both Android and iPhone devices, allowing parents to monitor and manage their child's device usage regardless of the platform.

 6. Can You Use Parental Spy From Android to iPhone?

While some parental spy apps offer cross-platform compatibility, the level of spy and features may vary between Android and iPhone devices. It's essential to choose an app that provides consistent monitoring and management capabilities across different platforms.

 7. Is Android or iPhone Better for Parental Spy?

Both Android and iPhone devices offer built-in parental spy features, but the effectiveness and ease of use may vary. Ultimately, the best choice depends on your specific requirements and preferences.

 8. How Do I Choose the Best Parental Spy App?

Consider your child's age, device usage patterns, and your specific concerns when selecting a parental spy app. Look for features that address your needs and ensure compatibility with your child's device.

 9. Conclusion

Parental spy apps play a crucial role in safeguarding children's online experiences and promoting responsible digital behavior. By choosing the right app and implementing effective monitoring strategies, parents can protect their children from online threats and guide them towards healthy device usage habits.

 10. FAQs

 How Effective Are Parental spy Apps?

Parental spy apps can be highly effective in managing and monitoring children's device usage, but their effectiveness may vary depending on the features and settings configured.

 Can Parental Spy Apps Be Bypassed?

While parental spy apps provide robust monitoring and filtering capabilities, tech-savvy children may find ways to bypass certain restrictions. Regularly updating the app and staying informed about new features can help mitigate this risk.

 Are Parental Spy Apps Free?

Many parental spy apps offer free versions with limited features, while premium versions may require a subscription fee. It's essential to weigh the cost against the level of protection and features provided.

 Can Parental Spy Apps Monitor Social Media Activity?

Some parental spy apps offer social media monitoring features that allow parents to track their child's activity on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat. However, the level of monitoring may vary depending on the app.

 Do Parental Spy Apps Invade Privacy?

Parental spy apps are designed to protect children's privacy while providing parents with essential monitoring capabilities. However, it's essential to use these apps responsibly and respect your child's privacy rights.

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Like! There are reasons to get a VPN!

I end up working with and supporting site-to-site VPNs that we manage for our users pretty regularly! People need a secure way to connect to their work servers remotely and a VPN can do that! That is practically all that we did from March 2020 until June 2021.

But it's kind of infuriating because I get a lot of questions from people who want to use VPNs as an easy security fix or to protect their privacy and commercial VPN licenses don't do either of those things. All they do is change it so that the VPN sees your traffic but your ISP doesn't. So if you're using NordVPN but you're logged into facebook or google or amazon and have all kinds of cookies enabled then there's no point. All that you're doing is ensuring that your ISP can't see your traffic but everyone else can, and unless you're doing something like torrenting (or you're worried about covering your digital footprints for crime reasons, which I do support, but which VPNs are not the answer for, don't think you've covered your tracks just because you're using a VPN) then generally it's not a problem for your ISP to see your traffic.

And it's just something they got sold. I mean, at least when you're stuck with McAfee it may suck but it's doing what it says it's advertised to do and is scanning for known viruses. Antivirus is a real thing and people need it (though the free antivirus that comes with windows 10 and 11 is fine, it's absolutely all that most people need; if you want more and are willing to pay for it check out malwarebytes antivirus or eset but windows security is better than any of the free windows antiviruses out there at this point and is also better than Norton and McAfee).

But VPN services advertise that they're protecting your IP address (not a real risk in 98% of circumstances) and are protecting your privacy (they are only keeping data away from your ISP, it doesn't protect you from any of the services that you use through the VPN) and are increasing your online security (they just flat out are not) and aren't logging anything (bullshit) and it's bad!

Also you don't need Aura. Don't buy Aura. I get that youtubers and podcasters have to make money somehow but every tech product I've ever seen sold by a youtuber or podcaster is hot garbage.

(Behind the Bastards and It Could Happen Here have been running ads for a psychic counseling service recently and I'm genuinely torn about whether that is a better or worse thing to sell than Betterhelp or gold investment schemes. You don't need a VPN. You don't need psychic counseling. You absolutely positively don't need Betterhelp. You don't need a scent subscription. You don't need Aura. You don't need Athletic Greens. You don't need a helix mattress. The only youtube ad reads I respect are the ones for clit suction vibrators, and even then you can find a better deal from lovehoney or come as you are and you should try a cheaper satisfyer or a generic rose before you get a lelo.)

It's also crazy-making because yeah it seems like a lot of people are willing to sign up for a VPN but are unwilling to switch browsers or use a password manager and I do not understand the logic there. I guess a VPN requires less change while providing the illusion of security so it feels like you've taken steps to "protect yourself online" but it's security theater nonsense.

is a VPN still useful for tormenting? most of the guides ive seen are very firm on using a VPN

VPNs are definitely still useful for tormenting. Tormenting me!

But seriously:

Torrenting and accessing sites that are blocked in your country (not just getting around Netflix) are some of the legitimate use cases for a VPN; if you're going to use a VPN for those purposes you definitely want to use one that is on the more secure end of things and if I'm going to recommend one it's going to be ProtonVPN because they've got a good track record for openness and security. Privacyguides.org is a good resource if you want to learn more about the privacy concerns with various online products and services, and they have a good section on VPNs for anyone who is looking.

If you are using a VPN to get around country-level blocks on internet access, you need to know a lot more about commercial VPNs than I do, and I would recommend going to look for information in a forum that is more specific to tech stuff than tumblr.

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Partful Receives 2.4M To Transform The Manufacturing Industry's Aftermarket

Partful, a leading aftermarket technology specialist, has successfully raised £2.4 million in funding to accelerate the development of its transformative 3D parts SaaS platform. The platform is reshaping the global aftermarket industry, valued at a staggering $400 billion, by offering an end-to-end product repair support solution with interactive 3D explosion models. The funding was secured through a partnership between Par Equity and Blumberg Capital, bringing the total investment in Partful to an impressive £6.2 million in the last 18 months.

The platform has experienced significant growth and has added prominent clients in the emerging electric vehicle sector, such as Maeving, GOVECS, and Dragonfly Hyperscooter. With its revenues growing by more than 100% year on year, Partful has already established itself as a preferred choice for esteemed companies like Lotus Cars, Norton Motorcycles, and IDEX Corporation. The recent investment will facilitate the expansion of Partful's engineering team, support rapid growth in the European and U.S. markets, and accelerate the adoption of its innovative platform worldwide.

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First Take: Asteroid City - a little bit of everything from Mr Anderson

SYNOPSIS: Following a writer on his world famous fictional play about a grieving father who travels with his tech-obsessed family to small rural Asteroid City to compete in a junior stargazing event, only to have his world view disrupted forever.

Wes Anderson. One of the most unique directors currently working in Hollywood, master of both animated and live action features. And definitely a director who has truly found his style - one which has become a meme in and of itself. With his latest, not only has he produced his most ‘Wes Anderson’ movie yet, but also done something truly bonkers: write a play for the stage and adapt it to film, while really screwing with us viewers in the process, German expressionism style.

This is exactly what you would expect from Anderson though, who manages to do all this in a tight 1 hour 45 minutes that runs ‘relentlessly, without a break’ to quote one of the many title cards we get during this story. What ultimately makes this film is the script - yes, casual audiences will not understand the full extent of what is going on within Anderson’s screenplay (for which he worked with Roman Coppola in its early stages of production), and it actually very cleverly references this - the ultimate act of self referential filmmaking. Bob Yeoman once again acts as DOP, with Alexandre Desplat providing the score, reuniting all of the key collaborators for a properly unique tale of what happens when a town (and a playwright) lose their mind.

This cast though, is just pure star power. Jason Schwartzmann, Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johannson, Bryan Cranston, Tilda Swinton, Willem Dafoe, with Margot Robbie, Edward Norton, Maya Hawke, Steve Carell, Liev Schrieber, Tony Revolri and more in support… this is a who’s who of talent, some of whom get big roles, and in one particular supporting cast member’s case (who we won’t spoil, or name, to avoid revealing the surprise when their credit comes up) just one line. All that really needs to be said is that this film isn’t your typical multiplex cinema-filling kind of product - it is a product very much of its directors style, and knowledge of his prior work will go a long way to enjoying it fully.

THE VERDICT

If you’ve been an Anderson fan for years, you will 100% get this and enjoy it, like a good majority of a rammed screen 10 last night at Odeon’s monthly Spotlight screenings did - but for the casual cinemagoer, I can see why this has had an incredibly limited run. It is a properly ‘out there’ film, as expected, but this is truly one best enjoyed with a good audience.

RATING: 4/5

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LastPass vs Bitdefender: Ultimate Comparison Guide 2023

There are a large number of antivirus available in the market that you can choose to protect your computer devices or businesses. Some of the prominent Antivirus software are Norton, McAfee, Bitdefender, Kaspersky, and many others. Additionally, there are many password manager software that provides full security to your devices by keeping your device safe.

If you think about which one you should get between LastPass and Bitdefender, then this blog post can be beneficial for you. So, keep reading the following write-up to understand the key features and specs of both products fully.

LastPass Overview

LastPass is a password manager software. It is very user-friendly and comes with loads of features, such as password storage synchronization across multiple devices. As a result, it allows you to use the password for personal as well as professional use. It was founded in 2008, and the developer of this software is GoTo.

Additionally, this product can be used as a desktop app. But, if you want to, you can add it as a web extension. Plus, the free version of this product comes with limited features. But you get a fully-fledged password manager with advanced features. It keeps the passwords of multiple platforms safe. And let you access the password when necessary.

Bitdefender Overview

Bitdefender is a well-known antivirus software. It is helpful in keeping your info and data secure from hackers. Also, it comes with a password manager that keeps your password at your fingertips and makes your experience smooth. Apart from that, there are many other products it offers.

Additionally, it is a Romanian-based cybersecurity company. With the help of its products, you can keep your home, small & medium business, and big enterprises safe. Its products are best for detecting viruses and threats and then taking quick actions to remove those issues from your device. Some of the popular products of this brand are Total Security, Internet Security, Antivirus Plus, password manager, and many others.

LastPass vs Bitdefender Comparison

Below is the full comparison of the features and specifications between LastPass vs Bitdefender.

Features

Below are the features of LastPass and Bitdefender.

●      LastPass

●      Bitdefender

Language Support

●      LastPass

LastPass supports languages such as English, Dutch, Turkish, Polish, and Swedish.

●      Bitdefender

The language Bitdefender supports is English, Dutch, Polish, and Turkish.

Device Compatibility

●      LastPass

It is compatible with devices like Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone/iPad, Linux, Web Based, and Windows Mobile.

●      Bitdefender

Its products run on Windows, Android, iPhone/iPad, Mac, and web-based devices.

Company Sizes

LastPass and Bitdefender both are best in providing services for small businesses, medium businesses, large enterprises, and freelancers.

Supports

LastPass only offers its support through tickets; on the other hand, Bitdefender has many supports such as Email, phone, live support, and training.

Browser support

●      LastPass

The LastPass supports various browsers and systems, such as Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer & Microsoft Edge, Duo Security, Password Ping, Internet 2, SecureAuth, Opera, RSA Ready, and Entersekt.

●      Bitdefender

The Bitdefender works on ConnectWize, Kaseya, Lab Tech, and Gravity Zone.

Pricing

The pricing of the products starts from 2 US dollars. At the same time, the pricing of the Bitdefender starts from 14 US dollars.

Conclusion

Above, you read the full details of both LastPass and Bitdefender. The first one is best when it comes to managing the password of multiple platforms on your devices. And Bitdefender is a great choice if your aim is to get robust cyber security and antivirus. However, Bitdefender also has its password manager product that lets you manage your passwords. So, it is up to you which product to choose based on your preference.

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