01-20-2012 07:54 AM
I purchased and installed the NTS app on my Kindle Fire succesfully without issues.
However, when trying to install the Norton Anti-Theft plugin (which is supposed to be a part of NTS), Amazon Kindle Fire owners are NOT able to go to Android Marketplace due to device restrictions (and may NOT be able to root their devices as easily now, if at all, thanks to Amazon's latest update).
Instead of requiring Kindle Fire owners to root their devices in order to access Android Marketplace for full functionality of NTS, could Norton/Symantec put a copy of Norton Anti-Security Plugin on Amazon Marketplace as well and allow for the in-app link to redirect to either location? This small change would help Kindle Fire users everywhere... thanks!
01-20-2012 09:40 AM
From the browser on your fire, try going to market.android.com and searching for the NAT plugin? See if you can install from there.
01-20-2012 04:06 PM - edited 01-20-2012 04:10 PM
Thanks for the tip, but it doesn't work. Amazon blocks access to Android Marketplace in the Kindle Fire (yes, even in the browser). It's been like that for a while now, and I've been waiting for Norton to put their Anti-Theft Plug-in on Amazon Marketplace... any other advice?
EDIT: Just tried to go to an alternate website that can search and download apps from Android Marketplace, but Amazon has blocked that in the Kindle Fire too.
01-20-2012 05:06 PM
01-26-2012 02:52 AM
Thanks for the tip.
I tried to download the plug-in from Android Marketplace with a PC, but it asked me to sign into my Google account in order to download. I signed into my Google account and then clicked "Install" again, but it said there were no Android phones associated with my account (so I can't download the plug-in).
Is there any other way to download the plugin from Android Marketplace so I can transfer it to my Kindle Fire?
08-17-2012 03:58 PM
08-17-2012 10:57 PM
Hi cmthmpsn.
I think what this thread shows is that Norton Tablet Security (NTS) appears to work on the Kindle Fire (but if it does not work you can get your money back for the first 60 days), but it also seems to show that the Norton Anti Theft (NAT) Plugin does not appear to work on the Fire.
So why not try NTS?
The NAT Plugin is a Plugin and intended to plug-in to something such as Norton Mobile Security. So even if it did work on the Fire you would have needed NTS loaded first.
I hope that helps.
Do come back with any further questions or to tell us how you have faired.
