Sorry to post here regarding NIS, but I think this applies to 360. Norton's Privacy Control has a simple problem that makes it almost too much trouble to use. There is no way to "Always Disallow" information for a web site. I understand the risk that one may dissallow something they need, and I understand that is more of a risk for newbies. Here are two recommendations.
1. Please let the customer make the decision, even if Norton makes a warning pop up. The warning could even say "make note of the following web site name in case this website stops working. Go to Privacy Contorl and do X."
2. Put a couple more buttons at the bottom of the privacy control pop up box so that a customer can control that box without also having to click the drop down arrow. This would mean that a customer could repeatedly just click his decision (block, block, block) without having to go to the drop down box, select the decision, then click it.
3. Let the customer disallow the website for an hour. If he screws up, it will just be for an hour.
The second recommenation woud be a great improvement though I like the first one best, and the third is in between. Heck, do them all. Right now, I am tempted to stop using privacy control because; it is tempting to risk a bad guy getting my data than it is to lose my sanity by helping Nortong try to protect me. This is because I might have to click literally 20 times to protect my data.
Ndmand