Don't forget privacy policy.
Norton is owned by Avast owner which sold data for ads.
Norton is owned by Avast owner which sold data for ads.
(in my day we were warning people off Avast on account of its similarities to Norton)
I have no idea why anyone would install and use their browser.
Interesting point, I've even has a Lenovo Legion and some ThinkBooks install McAfee autonomously after I installed Windows 11 Pro.
In enterprise environments it's a different story, McAfee and the like have similarly named products for the enterprise which actually do useful things for corporate security (like blocking unauthorized USB devices, blocking unauthorized software, reporting incidents to a central SOC system, etc.)
On the fence about trying Kaspersky AV Linux. Wouldn't install their suite on Windows though, last I looked at it hooked too many places, causing weird bugs and slowing everything down. Less bad than Comodo, which was able to bork Cygwin, but still.
In enterprise environment: definitely, for both compliance, management and actual security reasons.
Blasting out my PC speakers at 2am...