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How To Report An Incorrect Analysis of A Website?
by Lisa Ray Technical Support EngineerNorton is known for keeping your device safe from virus, malware or spyware activities in a distance far from you. It keeps away the suspicious activities occurring into your computer or laptop and in your browsing experience as well but many of the times, the said antivirus can all go out to even report an otherwise authorized or safe website. What to do in such cases?
The Safe Web feature of the antivirus is a great feature to use which protects you while you are surfing or shopping online using Internet Explorer, Chrome or Firefox. On rare occasions, the antivirus may report incorrect website and analyze them incorrectly. Though the antivirus is just doing their job by reporting if they find any suspicious factor but when you visit the website, Antiphishing reports that no fraud was detected. So, what does the Norton Support have to say about this?
The Support Team Has A Solution And You Can Report An Incorrect Evaluation Of A Website:
1.Launch your browser (Internet Explorer, Chrome, or Firefox) & visit the website evaluated for.
2.Now, go to the Norton Toolbar and click Norton Safe Web Indicator.
3.You will get a pop-up appearing on your screen and click Report this site.
4.Press Submit and finish the process.
Since the issue is not that frequent therefore, you should not completely disable the antivirus. Norton safe web is a great feature which keeps you safe actively by analyzing every website on the security level and keep you browsing history free from any threats. Some of the incidents where even you have the access to report are fine to take upon until and unless the antivirus is only security in return.
Similarly, our technical team works according to a certain standard to support our clients. For any of the issues you might be having, we are working round the clock to help you and to avail our service, you can Call Norton Support UK Toll Free Number (0800-046-5200). Our team makes it makes it a point to assure all our customers are promptly attended and assisted.
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The Safe Web feature of the antivirus is a great feature to use which protects you while you are surfing or shopping online using Internet Explorer, Chrome or Firefox. On rare occasions, the antivirus may report incorrect website and analyze them incorrectly. Though the antivirus is just doing their job by reporting if they find any suspicious factor but when you visit the website, Antiphishing reports that no fraud was detected. So, what does the Norton Support have to say about this?
The Support Team Has A Solution And You Can Report An Incorrect Evaluation Of A Website:
1.Launch your browser (Internet Explorer, Chrome, or Firefox) & visit the website evaluated for.
2.Now, go to the Norton Toolbar and click Norton Safe Web Indicator.
3.You will get a pop-up appearing on your screen and click Report this site.
4.Press Submit and finish the process.
Since the issue is not that frequent therefore, you should not completely disable the antivirus. Norton safe web is a great feature which keeps you safe actively by analyzing every website on the security level and keep you browsing history free from any threats. Some of the incidents where even you have the access to report are fine to take upon until and unless the antivirus is only security in return.
Similarly, our technical team works according to a certain standard to support our clients. For any of the issues you might be having, we are working round the clock to help you and to avail our service, you can Call Norton Support UK Toll Free Number (0800-046-5200). Our team makes it makes it a point to assure all our customers are promptly attended and assisted.
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About Lisa Ray 
Technical Support Engineer
0 connections, 0 recommendations, 10 honor points.Joined APSense since, October 16th, 2017, From London, United Kingdom.
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