Norton Privacy Builder

Simply put, Norton is engaging in the type of shady, misleading and untrustworthy business tactics that we pay them to protect us from. I'm assuming, since I received one, that they are sending out waves of popups to all of their customers, recommending that they install the Norton Privacy Builder extension now and receive these benefits: Key Benefits: - Helps you protect your personal information by keeping it from being sold - Choose from available opt-out options offered on company websites, and opt-out via email, phone call or website - An email template form saves time by helping you avoid having to re-enter email opt-out request information for each website - Crowdsourcing helps make Norton Privacy Builder even better by allowing you to submit requests for us to add new websites to our catalogue of sites and companies that will opt you out - Norton Privacy Builder is made by NortonLifeLock, one of the world’s most trusted Cyber Safety brands Norton Privacy Builder puts you back in charge of your online privacy. Help build up your online privacy defense with Norton Privacy Builder. The fact of the matter is that 95% of the people who install the extension will receive no privacy protection whatsoever... Because the law which provides this privacy protection ONLY APPLIES TO CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS. And since this has already been brought to Norton Lifelock's attention at least once, they are knowingly and willfully harvesting data by deceptive and misleading means from the people who pay them for protection from websites and scams that engage in those very things. If you do not live in California, this extension will offer you absolutely no privacy protection whatsoever and NortonLifeLock knows this. Yet, they recommended you install it anyway. This is nothing but a deceptive, underhanded data grab, perpetrated by them on their own customers. How dare you, Norton! What do you have to say for yourself??

I don't like it because an extension should be free to use without a login or account.

This is ONLY for residents of California. That should have been stated first and foremost.