Recommendations to others considering Norton VPN:
I'd recommend looking at the pros and the cons of this program compared to others in the same field offered by large companies like Kaspersky, Avast, ExpressVPN, and the other business/private security based VPNs that are now coming on the market. VPNs, for both business and private individual use, are the future, and many new offerings are making their way into the field. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Norton VPN solving and how is that benefiting you?
Norton Secure VPN was one of the newer entries into the VPN field. A lot of other companies were opting the create, advertise and demonstrate their security-based VPNs and Norton has always been one of the most user-friendly if not game changing companies out there when it came to anti-virus protection and some of their other products built for companies small and large, local and global. The first time I used the software it was during a trip outside the United States to the Caribbean. For obvious reasons I left it on at all times, and was surprised to learn that many websites and streaming services blocked by other VPN software (some secure, some not solely focused on security like ProtonVPN which I used at home) were available, such as Netflix and a few others I'd not even thought of trying due to past experience.
Our business is solving a lot of issues using Norton's software because before we were using multiple secure VPNs from differing companies because each individual had a preference from past experience. However, after trying Norton for a few days many fell in love. I was still on the fence and I'll get into that later down the line. For one, it's pretty inexpensive for a smaller business like ours, but for larger companies to say that it is expensive would be an understatement. Benefit wise, for a laptop, tablet, cellphone and desktop, it's fantastic for it's protective qualities and available locations the closer to the U.S. and Western Europe you are. We've all now switched to using it but a handful are still resistant, as we don't force our staff to use a specific VPN if it's against their expressed wishes. The software also claims to not log anything, but that isn't clear as one of my colleagues pointed out in the fine print that some data is collected for the purposes or Norton Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.