12-02-2011 09:39 AM
Will Norton Tablet Security (NTS) work on the new Kindle Fire? If not, what Norton product would you recommend for this new device?
12-02-2011 11:07 AM
The Kindle Fire is not officially supported, but NTS may work on it. There is a 60 day return policy so if you were to install it and noticed a problem you could get your money back.
12-02-2011 01:27 PM
Hi Bri
If you do try it, we would also appreciate it if you comment back here on whether it worked or not. So others can be guided on its value to them.
Thanks
12-02-2011 01:55 PM
Erik: Thank you for the quick response re: NTS for Kindle Fire. Your response provoked another question - re: 60 day return policy. Does this return policy apply to NTS purchased online, as well as through a retail store (Ex: Best Buy)? If yes, then I will try NTS and report back to message board with results. ...
12-02-2011 01:58 PM
There are no restrictions for the 60 day policy. The clock starts when you buy the product, regardless of how you bought it. It's a part of your legal rights as a consumer. You'd just need to go to http://norton.com/returns to find out how. That said, I'm hoping that you don't have a problem and thereby don't need to return the product. ![]()
12-13-2011 05:20 PM
Erik, NTS works on the Kindle Fire. Just completed the download and all functions of app appear to work fine. Thank you for your assistance.
12-13-2011 05:30 PM
Great to hear it installed for you. I know that in some testing there is some inconsistent behavior, but this should be expected since the product was built and released before the Fire was available. According to a news article Amazon will be sending out an OTA (Over the air) update to the Fire soon as well which may have a positive impact as well. We'll just have to wait and see what happens. Thanks for trying it out.
12-13-2011 05:43 PM
Bri wrote:Erik, NTS works on the Kindle Fire. Just completed the download and all functions of app appear to work fine. Thank you for your assistance.
Hi Bri
This is great news for all current Kindle Fire owners and future customers
who purchase a Kindle Fire as they will be able to purchase and use the
Norton Tablet Security on their Kindle Fire and know that they have the best
Protection and Security that Symantec Norton can provide.![]()
Cheers![]()
12-15-2011 08:24 AM
Hi.
I had this feeling it would work.
It shows you that the Kindle Fire is based on a Custom Android OS.
That is, customized to Amazon's advantage. Nothing more, IMO.
What about purging their OS and loading Android 4.x?
Atomic_Blast :)
12-15-2011 09:50 AM
We do know of some issues that can be seen on the Fire as it hasn't been certified on it yet, but several things will still work.
