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    Stop falling for scams when Norton’s antivirus software is 70% off right now

    Olivia HartmanBy Olivia HartmanMarch 28, 2026Updated:June 14, 20263 Mins Read
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    It’s never a bad idea to add an additional layer of antivirus protection to your computer, particularly when threats like malware, phishing, ransomware, and more continue to rise and grow more sophisticated. Right now, you can get a year of Norton 360 Premium — one of our favorite, most trusted brands — on sale for just $30, down from the original price of $100, during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. 

    Also: The best antivirus software to protect your computer in 2026

    This Norton 360 Premium deal is for a digital download, which you can install on up to 10 PCs, Macs, iOS, or Android devices. It includes an AI-powered scam protection assistant, a VPN for safer browsing, dark web monitoring to ensure your personal data isn’t being sold, real-time protection against malware threats and viruses, 75 GB of secure PC cloud backup, and more. 

    Norton Genie is the software’s built-in AI assistant that can help spot hidden scam messages in your texts or online, and give you real-time tips to avoid scams.

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    This subscription does require you to store a payment method and auto-renew annually, so if you don’t want to pay the full price, you’ll have to cancel before the first year is up. 

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    Norton’s other antivirus offering, Norton Antivirus Plus, is our pick for the best affordable antivirus you can buy. AV-Test, an independent IT security research institute, also gives Norton 360 Premium a top product rating. 

    Norton 360 Premium is compatible with Mac OS Sierra 10.12, Mac OS X El Capitan 10.11, Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7.

    Don’t miss this deal for Norton 360 Premium and all that it offers to keep your devices safer.

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    At 70% off, this deal gets a 5/5 editor’s rating. If you’re looking for a year of added protection for your computer, it’s a no-brainer — just make sure you cancel if you don’t want it to auto-renew at full price.

    Deals are subject to sell out or expire any time, though ZDNET remains committed to finding, sharing, and updating the best product deals for you to score the best savings. Our team of experts regularly checks in on the deals we share to ensure they are still live and obtainable. We’re sorry if you’ve missed out on this deal, but don’t fret — we’re constantly finding new chances to save and sharing them with you at ZDNET.com. 


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    We aim to deliver the most accurate advice to help you shop smarter. ZDNET offers 33 years of experience, 30 hands-on product reviewers, and 10,000 square feet of lab space to ensure we bring you the best of tech. 

    In 2025, we refined our approach to deals, developing a measurable system for sharing savings with readers like you. Our editor’s deal rating badges are affixed to most of our deal content, making it easy to interpret our expertise to help you make the best purchase decision.

    At the core of this approach is a percentage-off-based system to classify savings offered on top-tech products, combined with a sliding-scale system based on our team members’ expertise and several factors like frequency, brand or product recognition, and more. The result? Hand-crafted deals chosen specifically for ZDNET readers like you, fully backed by our experts. 

    Also: How we rate deals at ZDNET in 2026


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      Olivia Hartman is GeekBlog's general technology reporter, covering the wider world of tech beyond smartphones: AI and software, laptops and PCs, gaming, streaming, space, science, consumer gadgets, deals and the policy stories shaping the industry. A versatile journalist with a nose for what actually matters, Olivia turns breaking news and product launches into accessible, no-hype reporting for everyday readers.

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