I wonder if some ISP owners secretly are co-owners or own stocks in VPNs and crappy antivirus companies.
I think some lowend antiviruses come with lowend VPNs.
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I know Norton went through a lot to get lifelock vpn services and what not to make its brand better.
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I wonder how many people who bought Norton decide to use Lifelock VPN.
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You do have to take extra steps, most just install and forget about their AV.
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I imagine a lot of people usually keep re-newing the subscription Norton or McAfee which came with their PC they bought at a retail store, and also rarely use features like VPNs and secure web browsers.
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Can confirm they just pay for a low price of it and just let it renew without much thought
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I imagine the price eventually goes up by a small amount ever year, so they don't notice price increases until they spent a lot on subscriptions.