It's always nice when a company - especially one that has been the market leader for so long - acknowledges its past mistakes and strives to rectify them. This has never been truer than in the case of Symantec and its Norton Internet Security product.

For years it was the market leader for antivirus software, and the de facto choice for many people when choosing their defence against internet threats. However, this didn't mean that the software itself was universally popular, and it increasingly came under fire for slowing customers' computers down and filling them with unwanted extra features.



Link: Techradar