Vpn access on a Mac mini m1

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Last modified: 02/16/2025

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Does Norton 360 for Mac run okay on your Mac Mini M1?
What’s under Privacy ?

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Compatibility of Norton protection with macOS here

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AI Overview
Norton 360 for Mac is compatible with and runs on the Mac Mini M1. The latest versions of Norton 360 are designed to support Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, and M4) chipsets without requiring emulation. Norton’s drivers and components are updated to support macOS’s security standards, and kernel modules have been replaced with more robust System Extensions.

Key points:

  • Compatibility: Norton 360 for Mac is compatible with Mac computers with Apple Silicon.
  • No emulation needed: Norton 360 for Mac runs natively on M1, M2, M3, and M4 chipsets.
  • System Requirements: You need macOS 10.13 or later to install Norton 360.
  • Security Features: Norton 360 for Mac provides comprehensive security features, including virus protection, firewall, and protection against phishing and other online threats.

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AI Overview
To access Norton Secure VPN on Norton 360 for Mac, open the Norton 360 app, navigate to the Menu, then tap VPN under Privacy. If you don’t see the VPN option, ensure your macOS is version 10.15 or later and that you are signed in to your Norton account with a valid subscription that includes Norton VPN.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

  1. Open Norton 360: Launch the Norton 360 application on your Mac.
  2. Access the Menu: In the Norton dashboard, locate and click on “Menu” at the bottom of the screen.
  3. Find VPN: Under the “Privacy” section, you should see the “VPN” option. Tap on it.
  4. Turn on VPN: In the VPN screen, move the slider to the “ON” position to activate the VPN.

If you’re still having trouble finding the VPN option, consider these points:
macOS Version:
Make sure your macOS is version 10.15 or later, as Norton Secure VPN is supported on these versions.
Sign In:
Ensure you are signed in to your Norton account with a valid subscription that includes Norton Secure VPN.
Reinstall Norton:
If the issue persists, try uninstalling and reinstalling the Norton 360 app.
KeyChain Access:
You might need to grant Keychain access to the Norton VPN service. If you see a keychain access alert, click “Always Allow” to ensure the VPN can connect.
Restart Mac:
Sometimes, a simple restart of your Mac can resolve minor glitches.

AI responses may include mistakes.

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Repeated keychain prompt appears when trying to turn on VPN on Mac using Norton 360 here
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Caveat: I’m not Mac

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