This is awful, because my device (a OnePlus 6T from T-Mobile) IS NOT ROOTED, nor has it EVER been rooted. Those two images are what I see in the Norton Password Manager (NPM) app for Android. The 'Steps' are simple enough-I updated the app through Google Play-that's all I did! And now it tells me my phone is ROOTED, BUT IT ISN'T! Obvious conclusion-THE UPDATE DOESN'T WORK RIGHT. Furthermore, Norton Password Manager will not permit me to take a screen shot of the error. (Modifying/altering a customer's phone via an 'update,' then telling that customer to 'contact your carrier or retailer's service to have the device restored' (aka We're sorry we broke your phone-now, you fix it), does not seem to me to be a 'friendly' or appropriate way to do business. Your update 8.4.0 BROKE IT, so I would appreciate it if you would please fix it. Norton, my OnePlus 6T IS NOT repeat IS NOT rooted. You can still access your vault from other devices. You have 60 days to resolve these security risks before support for this device ends. To help keep your sensitive information secure, we recommend that you contact your carrier or retailer's service to have the device restored. Norton Password Manager identified potential security risks on this device. This morning when I accessed the app, I got this message:Ħ0 days remaining to resolve potential security risks on this device. If you'd like to learn more about Spotter Network or are having trouble accessing your account, please visit their website.Yesterday, I installed an Update (Version 8.4.0) to my Norton Password Manager on my NOT ROOTED T-Mobile OnePlus 6T smartphone on Android 11. Spotter Network members can log into their account in RadarScope to view spotter reports and locations, share their own location with spotter network, and submit reports. Spotter Network is a non-profit organization that provides reporting capabilities for trained storm spotters. If you'd like to learn more about AllisionHouse or are having trouble accessing your account, please visit their website.

AllisonHouse customers can log into their AllisonHouse account to access an alternative source of radar data as well as premium feeds for SPC watches, outlooks, and mesoscale discussions, lightning data, and local storm reports. If you’d like to learn more about WeatherOps, please visit the DTN Website to learn more about these services.ĪllisonHouse is a data aggregation company that provides weather data to a wide variety of customers. If you have a WeatherOps account, you can log into it from RadarScope to access your company asset lists and plot those assets on the RadarScope map. WeatherOps is DTN's decision support platform for enterprise customers. If you are already a Tier 2 Pro subscriber, check Managing Pro Subscriptions for more information. If you aren't currently a Tier 2 Pro subscriber, you can learn more about Upgrading Your RadarScope Experience. RadarScope accounts support simultaneous Tier Two use on up to five devices. They’re completely optional, but necessary if you wish to use RadarScope Tier Two on multiple platforms with a single subscription. RadarScope accounts are only available to Tier Two subscribers and they are currently only used to sync subscription purchases across platforms. For example, if you purchase a Tier Two Pro subscription on iOS and create an account, you can log into your RadarScope account within the app on an Android or Windows device to access the premium features. Once created, you can use your account to share a Tier Two subscription with other platform devices, provided you already have the base app installed on them. RadarScope Pro Tier Two includes the option to register your purchase with us by creating a RadarScope account. Within RadarScope, you can sign into various accounts to unlock additional features.

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