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My cousin's laptop from 2015 with 50 chrome tabs open will definitely earn more ETH than it costs for electricity </sarcasm>

• cool_dude85 5y ago
  Norton gets the coin and your cousin pays the electric bill. From their end it's all upside.
  • pc86 5y ago
    No, they don't. At the risk of violating the site guidelines, I suggest you actually read the article instead of responding to what you assume it says.
    • vorpalhex 5y ago
      Norton is taking a 15% "fee". https://community.norton.com/en/blogs/product-service-announcements/introducing-norton-crypto https://community.norton.com/en/blogs/product-service-announ...
    • skeeter2020 5y ago
      They charge you for the product on subscription and then take a cut of the total mined currency (I beleive 15%). If that isn't all upside not sure what is. I'd suggest you follow the site guidelines as well and comment to add value.
      • pc86 5y ago
        "Norton gets the coin" absolutely suggests that this is nefarious mining where Norton gets 100% of the value. That's demonstrably false, and just because Norton is a horrible company with horrible products doesn't mean we need to pretend it's something it isn't.