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Save 61% during this Deal of the Day
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TL;DR: Amazon is having a sale on one-year subscriptions to Norton 360 for Gamers for its July 16 Deal of the Day — normally $89.99, you can score a code for just $34.99 (a $55 savings) until midnight.
It’s a fact of virtual life: No video game community is totally free of toxic players — not even that of Animal Crossing: New Horizons (hence the existence of the r/ACScammers subreddit). So, between everyday cyberthreats and salty, vengeance-seeking opponents, investing in some security software for your gaming hardware is always a good call.
If you prefer to play on a PC, don’t miss out on Amazon’s current Deal of the Day: You can snag a code for a one-year subscription to Norton 360 for Gamers for just $34.99 if you place your order before midnight. It normally retails for $89.99, so you’ll be saving a whopping 61% if you take advantage of this limited-time sale.
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Capable of working on up to three devices, Norton 360 for Gamers is multi-layer security software, which means it offers several different kinds of protection. First up is a dark web monitoring feature that trawls the interwebs and notifies you if it finds your personal information (i.e., gamertags, usernames, or email addresses) on the dark web. There’s also a PC SafeCam tool that’ll tell you if someone tries to take over your webcam — something that’s happened to many a Twitch streamer — as well as a built-in firewall and a password manager.
On top of all that, Norton 360 for Gamers further includes a no-log virtual private network, or VPN (more on those here), to prevent doxxing and DDoS attacks, as well as 500GB of cloud storage where you can save backups and game clips to free up some precious space on your PC. Plus, you’ll never get notifications from the software unless your PC is actually under attack or you’re actively at risk — that way, it’ll never be a distraction.
Hit the blue button below to head over to Amazon and order it for only $34.99.
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