License and Services Agreement (LSA)
Norton added a short, incomplete fragment at the very end of the agreement — after the document's closing footer — that reads "Then, these laws apply:" followed by a list of California, Brazil, and Québec, Canada. The sentence it belongs to is missing, so it does not actually say who it applies to or what it does. Nothing else in the agreement changed. This looks like a publishing glitch rather than a real new rule, but because it names governing laws, it is worth watching in case a fuller version shows up later.
Incomplete governing-law text tacked onto the end
The new lines name three sets of laws (California, Brazil, and Québec) but the sentence setting up when they apply is missing. Right now this changes nothing about your rights, and it does not replace the rules about which law governs your agreement. The risk is that it is the leftover piece of a larger governing-law rewrite that could show up in a future version, which can affect where and under which law you would have to bring a complaint.
“Then, these laws apply: - State of California - Laws of Brazil - Laws of Québec, Canada”
What you can do — No action needed today. If you want certainty, check the current agreement at norton.com/legal or ask Norton support what these lines refer to, and re-check the next time the agreement is updated.
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| 293 | 293 | 16\. **Not A Credit Repair Agency; Not Providing Any Legal, Tax, or Financial Advice**. You acknowledge and agree that we are not provide any legal, tax or financial advice by providing you our transaction or alerting services to you, and use of any AI features, including Genie and/or the Virtual Advisor, should not be considered legal, tax, or financial advice. We are also not a credit repair agency. Use of our services will not repair your credit or improve your credit worthiness. |
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| 295 | 295 | 17\. **Limitation of Liability**. OTHER THAN PURSUANT TO THE "STOLEN IDENTITY EVENT INSURANCE" ([https:www.norton.com/legal](https://www.nortonlifelock.com/legal/)) WHICH APPLIES SOLELY IF YOU ARE ENROLLED IN A PROTECTION PROGRAM THAT INCLUDES "STOLEN IDENTITY EVENT INSURANCE", OUR LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE ITP SERVICES OR OTHERWISE IN CONNECTION WITH THIS ITP SERVICES SERVICE SPECIFIC TERMS IS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS THE LSA. |
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| 297 | 297 | **GEN\_LSA\_January\_2026\_AMS EN** |
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| 301 | Then, these laws apply: | |
+ ADDEDDangling list of laws added after the end of the document A new snippet appears after the agreement's closing footer. It says "Then, these laws apply:" and then lists California, Brazil, and Québec, Canada. The sentence that would explain when or to whom these laws apply is not there. As written, it does not change any rule you can point to. | ||
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| 303 | - State of California | |
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| 305 | - Laws of Brazil | |
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| 307 | - Laws of Québec, Canada | |