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Norton Privacy Monitor Opt Out Option

When viewing the results of Norton Privacy Monitor, there is an option that asks Do you want to opt out on your own with Privacy Monitor? with the options of Yes or No, This Isn't My Info.

What is the purpose of this option?

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JBLT:

In my Norton 360 application it just says Privacy Monitor. Then I click View Results, it shows me all the sites that have my person info, and then I submit the opt out request for Norton to work on my behalf to have the data brokers remove my personal data.  I didn't see anything about Privacy Monitor Assistant, but its probably the same thing.

Privacy Monitor Assistant is an extra charge that will do the work of applying to the websites automatically. Saves you time but costs you extra. (source)

Privacy Monitor Assistant
https://us.norton.com/products/privacy-monitor-assistant


Note: Sometimes results won’t be exact matches. This could happen if you have a common name, for instance. If a result in Privacy Monitor is not you, or only lists partial correct information, you can click the “Not Me” button to remove it from your results list.

https://us.norton.com/feature/privacy-monitor


Caveat: I do not have Privacy Monitor experience. 
Caveat: I do not run Privacy Monitor Assistant

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Re: Norton Privacy Monitor Opt Out Option

FWIW ~
Opt out your personal data from data broker sites using Privacy Monitor Assistant
https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/v134706443

Privacy Monitor can help
With Privacy Monitor, popular data broker sites are scanned for personal info, so members can request to opt-out. All in one place, you can see a list of sites where your information is displayed, find out how to opt-out, review your opt-out requests, and re-visit where your information is found every three months. 


Privacy Monitor Assistant
Let us do the work for you

Do you want to opt-out of having your information on people-search sites, but don’t have time to do it yourself?

As a NortonLifeLock member with an eligible plan, you can add-on the Privacy Monitor Assistant service and our Member Services & Support team can submit the opt-out requests on your behalf.

To get Privacy Monitor Assistant, visit the Privacy Monitor feature in the Member Portal to see how to sign up.

Note: Sometimes results won’t be exact matches. This could happen if you have a common name, for instance. If a result in Privacy Monitor is not you, or only lists partial correct information, you can click the “Not Me” button to remove it from your results list.

https://us.norton.com/feature/privacy-monitor

Privacy Monitor Assistant
https://us.norton.com/products/privacy-monitor-assistant


Caveat: I do not have Privacy Monitor experience. 
Caveat: I do not run Privacy Monitor Assistant

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Re: Norton Privacy Monitor Opt Out Option

What is Privacy Monitor?
https://us.norton.com/feature/privacy-monitor

Introducing Privacy Monitor Assistant from NortonLifeLock
https://www.nortonlifelock.com/blogs/feature-stories/your-personal-information-might-be-exposed

Opt-out your personal data from data broker sites using Privacy Monitor Assistant
https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/v134706443

Learn what to do if you received a notification for your phone number
https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/v137770735


Caveat: I do not have Privacy Monitor experience. 
Caveat: I do not run Privacy Monitor Assistant

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Re: Norton Privacy Monitor Opt Out Option

Are you talking about Privacy Monitor or Privacy Monitor Assistant?

Privacy Monitor just scans the web and reports back every 3 months to say what it has found on various data broker websites. If you choose to you can then manually apply to the website owners to ask to remove your info.

Privacy Monitor Assistant is an extra charge that will do the work of applying to the websites automatically. Saves you time but costs you extra.

In either case there is no guarantee that the website owners will remove that info and of course they could just create another website with similar info about you. I think it is very annoying but in today's data hungry world this info floats from server to server so good luck with removing it.

https://community.norton.com/en/comment/8528211#comment-8528211 


Caveat: I do not have Privacy Monitor experience. 
Caveat: I do not run Privacy Monitor Assistant

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Re: Norton Privacy Monitor Opt Out Option

In my Norton 360 application it just says Privacy Monitor. Then I click View Results, it shows me all the sites that have my person info, and then I submit the opt out request for Norton to work on my behalf to have the data brokers remove my personal data.  I didn't see anything about Privacy Monitor Assistant, but its probably the same thing.

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Re: Norton Privacy Monitor Opt Out Option

JBLT:

In my Norton 360 application it just says Privacy Monitor. Then I click View Results, it shows me all the sites that have my person info, and then I submit the opt out request for Norton to work on my behalf to have the data brokers remove my personal data.  I didn't see anything about Privacy Monitor Assistant, but its probably the same thing.

Privacy Monitor Assistant is an extra charge that will do the work of applying to the websites automatically. Saves you time but costs you extra. (source)

Privacy Monitor Assistant
https://us.norton.com/products/privacy-monitor-assistant


Note: Sometimes results won’t be exact matches. This could happen if you have a common name, for instance. If a result in Privacy Monitor is not you, or only lists partial correct information, you can click the “Not Me” button to remove it from your results list.

https://us.norton.com/feature/privacy-monitor


Caveat: I do not have Privacy Monitor experience. 
Caveat: I do not run Privacy Monitor Assistant

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