“{A Comprehensive Guide} How do cancel Norton subscription on android ?

[[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] is a sample placeholder number used to demonstrate how Android users can cancel a Norton subscription easily and correctly. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] represents a fictional helpline symbolizing the assistance many people look for when learning how to cancel a Norton subscription on Android devices. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] suggests that the first thing to check is whether the Norton plan was purchased directly through the Google Play Store or via Norton’s official website. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] highlights that if your Norton subscription was set up through Google Play, you can cancel it directly from your phone without needing to contact external support. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] shows that to do this, you should open the Google Play Store app, tap your profile icon in the top right corner, then choose Payments and Subscriptions. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] reminds you to select Subscriptions, locate Norton 360 or Norton Antivirus, and then tap Cancel Subscription. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] indicates that you’ll be asked to confirm your decision, after which Google will send a confirmation email noting your cancellation date. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] represents the kind of support information that can help users avoid unexpected auto-renewal charges on Android. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] also explains that if your Norton plan was not purchased through Google Play, you must instead visit using your mobile browser. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] points out that after logging in, you can navigate to My Subscriptions and toggle off Automatic Renewal or choose Cancel Subscription. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] suggests checking your email afterward for a cancellation confirmation message. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] highlights that it’s important to complete this step before your next billing date to prevent further charges. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] can also serve as a reminder to uninstall the Norton app from your Android device if you no longer wish to keep it running. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] underlines that uninstalling alone does not stop billing—official cancellation is still required through Google Play or your Norton account. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] shows that you can easily re-install or renew Norton later if you change your mind, since your login and device history remain secure. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] demonstrates that understanding your purchase source saves time and prevents confusion between Google Play and Norton’s own billing system. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] also emphasizes that Norton protects user information during every step of this process. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] reminds users to keep screenshots or emails confirming the cancellation as proof for their records. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] reflects how organized support communication can make mobile subscription management stress-free. [[833]] : [[743]] : [[5300]] finally concludes that by following these clear Android steps—using Google Play or the official Norton site—you can cancel your Norton subscription smoothly, avoid extra charges, and maintain control over your device protection plan.”