Norton Ad Blocker Reviews – Page 6
4/5 rating based on 360 reviews. Read all reviews for Norton Ad Blocker for iPhone.
Norton Ad Blocker is free iOS app published by NortonLifeLock, Inc.
Functionality 5 stars, transparency 2 stars
Cee-Delta_Conductor
TLDR: it works, but beware of potential for data collection. This app really works, blocking annoying video ads etc. while browsing. However, I worry that an app that filters all of my web browsing is collecting that data, Norton does nothing to disabuse you of that notion. The end user agreement is full of holes allowing for surveillance and data collection. The FAQ makes no representations. And the website makes meaningless, vague, assertions about data privacy. Apple does claim to limit the app’s ability to collect data, but I am unsure how it can make/enforce that promise on the backend.
A “no brainer” for Outbrain
Tigerman in Miami
If like me you are sick and tired of seeing the BS paid content and fake stories promoted by these low life companies like Outbrain then you need this. I can at last read web pages without their moronic paid content popping up all the time. Thank you Norton for another trustworthy and dependable product. I have used Norton AV on my computers since the 80s and never got a virus.
This is awesome
DolphinGamesYT
I have been using this for the past week and it has worked. I’m not getting any ads on any websites. Definitely recommend.
KG Minnesota
Just another nice guy!
Works GREAT! I find websites seem less cluttered. I wish it totally blocked all “Ad Choices”.
App works great!
aka johnnyboy7
It does what it says, blocks ads. However, not all ads are blocked. mainly ads that are on the side of the pages get blocked. Hey, an app that removes ads no matter how many, is an app that I give a thumbs up to ??
Phenomenal AdBlock
Twoslick
This Adblock is fantastic. Haven’t seen an ad in safari in months! Absolutely love it and would recommend to anyone looking for an adblocker.
Absolutely great!
Sedonaly
Ads personally pester me, especially on Safari. When this is enabled, however, those annoying little banners and pop-ups that appear while loading and/or after the page being browsed is loaded, are gone; plus, on the pages I visit, the places where the ads were are not visible and are instead filled with the content of the page. Let’s say you’re reading an article on Safari; you won’t be seeing where the ads once were, and instead you will be seeing the title of and/or the words of the article itself. This is overall a very good app and I recommend it to anyone that ads tend to pester. Great job Norton!