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Webroot Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Notice and Procedure At Webroot Inc. (“Webroot”), we value the intellectual property rights of others and expect our users to have the same values.IF YOU ARE NOTIFYING WEBROOT OF THE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT OF ANY OF YOUR CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON ONE OR MORE WEBROOT WEBSITES (THE “WEBSITES”), THE STEPS DESCRIBED BELOW ARE YOUR EXCLUSIVE METHOD FOR NOTIFYING WEBROOT OF SUCH INFRINGEMENT. THIS PROCEDURE IS TO BE USED SOLELY FOR NOTIFYING WEBROOT OF COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT CLAIMS PURSUANT TO THE DMCA, AND MAY NOT BE USED TO NOTIFY WEBROOT OF AN UNRELATED DISPUTE. Designated Agent for Notice. Please submit any notification of claimed infringement of your intellectual property rights or DMCA requests to:Designated Agent: Webroot Inc.Attn: Intellectual Property RepresentativeAddress: 385 Interlocken Crescent, Suite 800, Broomfield, CO 80021Phone: 303.442.3813Fax: 303.648.4414E-mail: paralegal@webroot.com Requirements for Sufficient Notice. In order to be effective, each written notification of claimed infringement must contain:1. either a physical or electronic signature of the complaining party and the name, physical address, email address and telephone number of such complaining party;2. a description of the allegedly infringing material that is reasonably sufficient to permit Webroot to identify and locate such material, including the URL where the allegedly infringing content is located;3. a statement that the complaining party has a good faith belief that there is no legal basis for the use of such materials; and4. a statement that the information in the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner.Upon review of a notice satisfying the requirements above, Webroot will investigate and may remove the allegedly infringing content.

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If you have Webroot DNS Protection agents that are not updating to the latest agent version, this article will help. It contains instructions on checking the DNS Protection agent version and steps to force a stuck agent to update. Information regarding the latest version of the DNS Protection agent is displayed on the Business Release Notes page.+Checking the version of the Webroot DNS Protection agentYou can check the version of the Webroot DNS Protection agent using the Webroot Management console or directly from the device.Using the Webroot Management console Log in to the Webroot Management console. In the left nav bar, click Entities. Find and click the site to see a list of devices for the site. Click a device to display detailed information for that device. The Summary tab displays the DNS Protection Agent Version in the bottom right part of the page. Directly on the device Open Add/Remove Programs or Apps & Features. Scroll down and click Webroot DNS Protection Agent. The DNS Protection agent version is displayed. +Forcing the Webroot DNS Protection agent to update Stop and start the Webroot DNS Protection Agent service. The action of restarting the service results in the DNS Protection agent checking for updates and this will sometime force an agent to update. If that doesn't resolve the issue, move to the next step. Use the DNS Protection agent uninstall tool to remove the agent, forcing a fresh installation. Webroot created a tool to help remove the DNS Protection agent. After the agent has been removed, assuming the endpoint policy assigned has DNS Protection enabled and the device is connected to the internet, the DNS Protection agent will be re-installed within seconds. DNS Protection agent uninstall tool Click here to download the Webroot DNS Protection agent uninstall tool - DnsAgentCleanup.exe Running locallyThe tool can be executed on any device that needs the DNS Protection agent removed. Simply download it to the device, right click it and select 'Run as administrator'.Using Agent CommandsYou can run the tool remotely on multiple devices using Agent Commands in the Webroot Management console. Log into the Webroot Management console. In the left nav bar, click Entities. In the Sites & Groups list, find and click the Site name that contains the devices to send Agent Commands to. Check the boxes for the devices, then click the Agent Commands drop-down menu at the top of the screen. Select Run Customer Support Script, for the URL, enter (exactly as it appears): Agent commands are received and processed by devices as they check-in. For information on forcing a device to check-in, click here. If you need more help upgrading a DNS Protection agent, please contact Webroot Support. Powered by NOHOLD Inc. U.S. Patent No. 10,659,398All Contents Copyright© 2025

ID2871This solution addresses Webroot SecureAnywhere If you would like to install Webroot SecureAnywhere from your MSN Premium Customer Account. The steps below will walk you through the MSN Premium Account login process, which MSN version of Webroot to download, and installation instructions. Please follow the steps below. Go to Sign In Once logged in, click the ‘MSN Features’ tab at the top of the page On the MSN Features tab click the link ‘Install now and start your protection in 2 minutes!’ After clicking the link, you will be redirected to a new page with an overview of WSA features for MSN. Scroll down to ‘Get Started’ Click ‘Download Now >>’ Once the download finish run it When WSA prompts for the keycode copy it from the download page, step 3 After entering your keycode click ‘Agree and Install’0 There is additional information on WSA, including a link to contact Support, at the bottom of the download page. Powered by NOHOLD Inc. U.S. Patent No. 10,659,398All Contents Copyright© 2025

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