Q: Norton Internet Security

No!

Just exercise caution when visiting internet sites.

Yes, you may want to set restrictions on what they can do on your iPad.

Two ways to do this come to mind:

1.  Settings > General > Restrictions --- you can set up all sorts of options there.

2.  Guided Access - a little known iPad feature, allows you to set up one application that they are to use, possibly in a restricted way.  Here's a writeup:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5509

But I would add that the fact this is for young children does not affect the Norton Internet Security recommendation above.

Message was edited by: sberman

Yes, I suggest asking for a refund.  Hopefully you have a sales receipt and perhaps even an unopened box.

Good luck!

You cannot use Norton on your iPad as mentioned. If you have a computer, you could use it there. If you already have a security program on your computer, take it back and ask for a refund.

Regarding kb1951's response above, if your computer happens to be a Mac, I suggest not using Norton there either.