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Kudos0

disable the banking protection

Posted: 24-Sep-2022 | 7:50PM · 3 Replies ·

I´ve read the information in  "Learn more about Online Banking Protection" page. 

They mention that if we want to disable the banking protection we should click the Norton Safe Web and  the Settings icon at the bottom-right corner to disable that option. 

I've experimented this procedure, but  in the settings  i didn't find anything like Banking Protection. I have one option sharing data with Norton and Link Analysis to identify malicious links on Webmail, Facebook, and Twitter.

Am i doing anything wrong? 

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Re: disable the banking protection

Posted: 25-Sep-2022 | 8:28AM · Edited: 25-Sep-2022 | 8:31AM · Permalink

_AnaLx:

So if i understood correctly the information in this page  https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/norton-identity-safe/current/solutio... is out of date, correct?

Yes. That information is no longer relevant. But as noted in the Announcement, you are still protected by the other layers of protection provided by your 360 product. And an upside to this is that 360 can now protect all banking sites. Not just the ones that Norton had added to its list.

I'll flag that support article to be updated/removed.

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Kudos0

Re: disable the banking protection

Posted: 25-Sep-2022 | 1:46AM · Permalink

FYI...There is an End-of-Life announcement for Online Banking Protection

https://community.norton.com/en/blogs/product-service-announcements/end-...

Kudos0

Re: disable the banking protection

Posted: 25-Sep-2022 | 3:31AM · Permalink

So if i understood correctly the information in this page  https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/norton-identity-safe/current/solutio... is out of date, correct?

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Re: disable the banking protection

Posted: 25-Sep-2022 | 8:28AM · Edited: 25-Sep-2022 | 8:31AM · Permalink

_AnaLx:

So if i understood correctly the information in this page  https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/norton-identity-safe/current/solutio... is out of date, correct?

Yes. That information is no longer relevant. But as noted in the Announcement, you are still protected by the other layers of protection provided by your 360 product. And an upside to this is that 360 can now protect all banking sites. Not just the ones that Norton had added to its list.

I'll flag that support article to be updated/removed.

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