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NortonLifeLock Influencer & Engaged Social Media Policy(Updated: February 2020)_______________________________________________________________________________________________

NortonLifeLock Influencer and Engaged Social Media Policy
The following Social Media Policy (“Policy”) applies when blogging, posting on social media, or making statements(written or verbal) about the NortonLifeLock brand, NortonLifeLock offerings or any variation thereof at therequest of NortonLifeLock Inc. (“Company”), through a third-party engaged by the Company, or when theCompany has provided you, directly or indirectly, with free or discounted service or any incentive for you to Blog.

1. Application of Policy“Blogging” or “Blog” includes sharing any information on Company-owned websites, or third-party websites,
platforms or applications, in any format or medium (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat,WordPress, Tumblr, etc.). Blogging also includes making any comments (verbal or in writing) about the Company,
its brands, its products and services or those of its competitors, on third-party websites, platforms or applications
on in any other media (e.g., on public review websites like Yelp!, via the Amazon.com customer review feature, ontelevision, or in a news media article).
2. Disclose Your Connection to The Brand You Have Been Engaged to Promote
You are responsible for complying with FTC regulations including Federal Trade Commission 16 CFR Part 255:
Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising, which requires, among othercriteria, that material connections between advertisers and endorsers be disclosed. Whether you were directlyengaged by the Company to Blog or have simply been given an incentive to review the Company’s products andservices, you should make your connection to the brand you are Blogging about clear to the public. Thisconnection should be disclosed clearly and conspicuously, regardless of space limitations of the medium. Thismeans it should be easy for consumers to view and understand it when they are reading your posts. Some
examples of how to disclose the connection are: writing “Norton LifeLock has asked me to talk to you about…,”
using the hashtag #Ad or #NortonLifeLockPartner, or including a static “[Name of Brand] Sponsored Post” bannerat the top of your Blog or post. This disclosure should not be buried in footnote or be on a separate page (e.g., abio page) even if you include a link to that page in the Blog.
3. Give Your Honest and Truthful Opinions
Your statements about the Company’s products or services should always reflect your honest and truthful
opinions and actual experiences. The Company expects that you refrain from making statements that may be
inconsistent with the positive images and/or goodwill with which the Company wishes to associate. This would
include linking to, or including content that is sexual, violent, offensive, or otherwise inappropriate for theaudience for which it was intended within a Blog discussing Company’s products or services.
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Only make a factual statement about a product or service characteristics or quality, which you know withreasonable certainty is true and can be verified. Remember that even if you don’t expressly state a fact, it may be
implied, and this Policy applies to both express and implied messages. Be especially careful about making any
false statement about the Company’s competitors or their products and services, as the Company does notsupport any false or misleading statement or comparison. If you are Blogging at the Company’s direct request,
each Blog requires prior legal review (please check with your Company contact for full details).
5. Promotions, Giveaways, Contests and Other Promotions
Do not conduct any promotions (sweepstakes, contest, free giveaway, charitable promotion, etc.) promoting
Company’s products or services without prior approval from Company.
6. Do Not Send Messages on Company’s Behalf Unless Expressly Requested
Unless expressly requested, the Company does not want you to send any emails or other messages (such as socialmedia private messages) on its behalf, nor will it provide you any compensation if you do. To the extent that yousend your own emails or messages, the Company encourages you to comply with all applicable laws. For thepurpose of clarity, if you are specifically asked to send any emails or messages on the Company’s behalf, thisPolicy shall apply and any communication about the Company or its products and services shall be considered“Blogging” for the purposes of this Policy. If you are asked by the Company to send e-mails or messages, youshould disclose your connection to the Company (see Paragraph 2 above) and the Company may also require
certain disclosures to be contained in the message.
7. Respect Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual property rights are a group of legal rights that protect creative works, brands or inventions. Theserights include copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, as well as the right to use someone’s name, likenessor voice (or “publicity rights”). Examples of works protected by intellectual property include photographs, videos,music, trademarks and logos, writings, a person’s image, websites, etc.
Only use the Company’s intellectual property with its express written permission, and do not alter or modify any
Company intellectual property (this includes the Company’s logos and trademarks). Any use you make of theCompany’s trademarks inures back to the Company. Only use third-party-owned intellectual property withexpress permission or when such use is otherwise permitted under the law (such as “fair use”). Note: adetermination of “fair use” is a legal judgment and should likely only be made after consultation with Company’slegal department, or your own intellectual property legal counsel, as appropriate.
8. Do Not Disclose Any Company Confidential Information
If you receive or become aware of information about the Company, its products or services or its internal business
operations (including financial information) that is not known by the general public or is subject to a NonDisclosure Agreement, do not include such information in your Blog and do not otherwise disclose it to anyone. To©2020 NortonLifeLock Inc. ----- All rights reserved

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the extent you have any question whether information is confidential in nature, either contact the Company
directly before disclosing such information or otherwise err on the side of caution and do not disclose theinformation. Please refer all media inquiries regarding the Company or its products or services topress@nortonlifelock.com.
9. You Are Personally Responsible for Your Actions
You should know that you are personally liable under federal, state or local law for your actions and omissions
with respect to your Blog and Blogging, which makes following this Policy, as well as all applicable laws,
regulations, guidelines and agreements (such as website Terms of Service), particularly important. Furthermore,
you should know that the Company will hold you directly responsible for any claims that arise from your violationof the law, this Policy, the Company’s rights or a third-party’s rights. By Blogging you hereby agree to indemnify
and hold harmless the Company, its parents, affiliates and subsidiaries from any liability that arises out of theforegoing.
10. We Reserve the Rights to Ask You to Remove Content
By Blogging at the direct request of the Company, or by accepting any incentive from the Company to Blog, youagree that, upon notice from the Company that it finds content objectionable, you will immediately remove suchcontent from your Blog relating to Company, its products or its services, those of its competitors or those
associated with the Company. Even if we do not notify you, we expect that you will promptly remove any content
for which you receive a legitimate complaint, or which you later become aware may be violate someone’s
intellectual property or other rights or may be in violation of a law or regulation.
If you have any questions about this Policy, please ask your Company contact.

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