How to find compatible iOS security apps?

Which iOS security apps will work together with total av and Norton 360 and not cancel or disable each other



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iPhone SE, iOS 18

Posted on Mar 12, 2025 9:15 AM

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Posted on Mar 12, 2025 9:38 AM

I agree with Mac Jim ID here. You'll find the senior members of this forum, those who have been around for years, will advise against tools such as Norton or ANY Security Software for iPhone. They simply aren't needed and often cause all sorts of issues after being downloaded. A non-Jailbroken iPhone can't get a virus as there are none for iPhone. Apple does an AMAZING job of heading off any opportunities for phones to be vulnerable. Just keep your phone updated when updates are released and there shouldn't be anything to worry about.


You do as you want, but I wouldn't put any of these tools on my iPhone.

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Mar 12, 2025 9:38 AM in response to MyIphoneSE2025

I agree with Mac Jim ID here. You'll find the senior members of this forum, those who have been around for years, will advise against tools such as Norton or ANY Security Software for iPhone. They simply aren't needed and often cause all sorts of issues after being downloaded. A non-Jailbroken iPhone can't get a virus as there are none for iPhone. Apple does an AMAZING job of heading off any opportunities for phones to be vulnerable. Just keep your phone updated when updates are released and there shouldn't be anything to worry about.


You do as you want, but I wouldn't put any of these tools on my iPhone.

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