Not only can you add names, addresses, phone numbers and other personal data to their secure monitoring service, in the event that it finds anything, it won’t just tell you, it will actively walk you through the process of getting the information removed – whether from a legitimate but unwelcome source such as a mailing list, or from the wealth of data being traded on the dark web. Where many other services have, in the past, given you notice that your email address has been involved in a data breach, McAfee+ takes this several steps further. The Data Recovery feature is another new feature. For the rest of the world, there’s still an impressive portfolio of ID protection including some that might surprise you. Opt for the Ultimate version (in the US only, remember) and you are get $1M Identity Theft and Stolen Funds Coverage, plus up to $25,000 to cover any ransomware demands. Probably the most important feature in McAfee+ which you don’t get in any version of Total Protection is the sort of identity protection that you’d normally see from an insurance company. We’ll deal with those as we go, but if you don’t live in the US, there is no Ultimate edition, leaving the Advanced version as the top of the pile, which has an almost identical feature set. However, there are some differences in the offerings in different countries, for legal and practical reasons. McAfee+ sits above them, and is available in three tiers (Advanced, Premium and Ultimate) but we’re going to focus on the top-of-the-range McAfee+ Ultimate, so we can put as many features as we can through their paces.
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