LifeLock Identity Theft Protection Review 2025

This feature-stacked contender offers device protection with the Norton 360 antivirus add-on.

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By Aliza Vigderman Aliza Vigderman, Senior Editor, Industry Analyst & Gabe Turner Gabe Turner, Chief Editor
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SecurityScore:
9.7 /10
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What We Like

What We Don't Like

  • Expensive after the first year: Once LifeLock’s one-year promotional period expires, prices go up. For example, LifeLock’s most expensive individual plan goes from $239.88 in the first year to $339.99. The same plan for families is $467.88 in the first year and renews at $799.99.
  • Lower cost, less insurance: Only LifeLock’s expensive plans cover up to $1 million in losses and personal expenses related to identity theft. The least costly plans reimburse up to $25,000 in stolen funds. All subscribers are covered for up to $1 million in fees for lawyers and other experts.
  • Confusing purchasing process: Since they offer so much, it can be difficult to figure out where to purchase exactly what you need.

Bottom Line

LifeLock by Norton offers all the standard features you’d want, including the industry’s best insurance coverage in its top-tier plans. Norton 360 bundles add best-in-class cybersecurity for an extra fee. But, LifeLock charges more than similar services. Still, if you want top-notch protection, and don’t mind paying for it, LifeLock is a great choice.
Citations
  1. Annual Credit Report. (2024). Review your credit reports.
    https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action