Applicable for: Android;Mac;Windows;iOS
The IP Rotation feature in Norton VPN automatically changes your IP address regularly to help prevent tracking, avoid targeted ads, and increase anonymity. It improves your anonymity by masking your real IP address and making it harder for third parties to track or profile you. It can also help you access more diverse and accurate data and content online, as some websites may show different results based on your IP address.
IP Rotation provides a high level of online security and anonymity. It is recommended that you use your regular country or city-level locations to connect to your VPN for casual browsing activities
IP Rotation is not optimized for streaming services
Since IP Rotation changes your IP address every time you visit a new website, you may see an impact on the VPN performance
If a website does not load while using IP Rotation, you can change to your regular country locations to connect to your VPN
To use IP Rotation in Norton VPN, depending on your operating system, follow the steps below:
Open Norton VPN on your desktop.
On the Norton dashboard, do one of the following, depending on your VPN plan:
Norton VPN Standard: Click Connection > Change Location. In the Change VPN Location screen, under Advanced Servers, click IP Rotation. If you see an IP Rotation prompt, click Connect.
Norton VPN Plus/Ultimate: In the Change VPN Location screen, under Advanced Servers, click IP Rotation. If you see an IP Rotation prompt, click Connect.
Launch Norton VPN.
On the Norton VPN screen, tap the drop-down list at the bottom.
On the Change VPN location screen, under Advanced Servers, tap IP Rotation.
If you see an IP Rotation prompt, tap Connect.
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