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Secure anywhere Solution Agreement Notice 2019

  • March 10, 2019
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durantash
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Hi ,

Now : 10 march 2019

I am getting a notice that my Secure Anywhere Solution Agreement has changed and I have to click AGREE to accept the modified terms and agreement.

then my webroot show disable all protection ( realtime shield , web shield , firewall , identity protection ) !!!! and need Scan Webroot .

now i click Scan my computer.

Regards ,

Amir

Best answer by TripleHelix

@durantash it's best to contact support and ask them and they will sort it out for you. I haven't seen any messages from WSA for awhile?

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    • March 11, 2019
    @durantash it's best to contact support and ask them and they will sort it out for you. I haven't seen any messages from WSA for awhile?

    Thanks,
    Daniel - Microsoft MVP Consumer Security (2012-2016) Windows 10 Pro x64 for Workstations 22H2 on my Alienware 17R2 and Windows 11 Pro x64 for Workstations on my Alienware 17R5 Laptops with Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete Beta Tester for PC & Android Samsung Galaxy A16 5G OS 16.
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    • March 11, 2019
    Like @TripleHelix suggests, I would contact support. I haven't seen any messages like this recently either and I renewed about a month and half ago. If I was going to see something, it would probably have been then. The only other thing I can think of, is Carbonite buying Webroot. However, I would think we'd all see something if that was the case.
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