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Use Norton Connect Safe to protect your PC from harmful websites

Keep your computer safe and your child protected from inappropriate sites

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Norton Connect Safe is a replacement DNS service that helps keeps your computer safe and children away from inappropriate sites. Go to the Norton Connect Safe website and click the Home User button, confirm you will be using Connect Safe for personal use and to agree to the Terms of Service. Click the Get Started button and select Configure Router. The next page has some instructions for finding the setup pages for your router. The yellow box on the right lets you select the level of protection you want. As you select various options, the DNS server numbers will change. Use these numbers to use Connect Safe.

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