Digger Quest vs Norton AntiTrack

Digger Quest is a Sir John Monash Centre app for children from 6 years old. The Sir John Monash Centre located in the Somme (France) is an interpretive centre that tells the story of Australians who served on the Western Front during the First World War. When visiting the Sir John Monash Centre, equipped with a tablet provided by our team, young adventurers first explore Australia, before discovering why this young nation fought alongside the Allies in the First World War. Through stories told by Australian soldiers and nurses, young visitors can also immerse themselves in the daily lives of Australians in France during the First World War.

Norton™ AntiTrack helps keep your online activities and digital footprint private. Its key features help to obscure your identity from tracking and fingerprinting attempts made by browsers and individual websites. Key features include: • Anti-Fingerprinting technology: goes beyond clearing cookies to obscure your digital fingerprint so companies can’t use it to profile you. • Tracker & Cookie Blocking: throw trackers off your back. Disguise your digital fingerprint online with one click. • Tracking Dashboard: stay informed on tracking attempts with a user dashboard that lets you see how we keep you more private. Subscription Details • Free trial requires activation of annual subscription (see in-app product pricing) • Cancel in App Store account settings or within your app account before the end of the trial to avoid payment • After a free trial, your subscription will start and renew automatically annually unless canceled • You can manage your subscriptions and automatic renewal may be turned off by going to App Store account settings or within your Norton account after purchase • Free trial is valid for one-time use per App Store account Privacy Statement NortonLifeLock respects your privacy and is dedicated to safeguarding your personal data. See http://www.nortonlifelock.com/privacy for more information. No one can prevent all cybercrime or identity theft