I’m finally getting rid of
Norton. Why pay for a virus checker when there’s a benefit that offers the same
service for free, and that this new service is recommended by a major on-line
security service which is industry-regulated (until the Americans recommended
that they were subject to fraud this morning). And even that story is misleading;
if you dig deeper than the banner on the BBC news you’ll discover that it’s
more to do with international investors rather than British mortgages. But I don’t
trust the Americans or the banner on the news. They’re the first in line to exaggerate
things which is why every news story is dissected as soon as it arrives onto
our screens, and also Mr. Norton hasn’t been the best at responding to my
software issues. So I’m looking forward to uninstalling in the next week, and I’m
hoping that some of my programs will run a lot faster. The only downside is
that I have to make up a password tracker.
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