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McAfee sells consumer subscriptions measured per device, per user or per family, auto-renewing annually at the renewal price in effect, under one License Agreement that makes the licence personal, non-transferable and tied to the plan's device count.
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Licensing Data
From the McAfee catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 50 verbatim excerpts from 17 McAfee documents.
Rules 50
View All 50SKUs 10
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All 11 ProductsEndpoint Protection Software 11
McAfee Assist, McAfee Business Protection, McAfee Total Protection, McAfee Total Protection Essential, McAfee+, McAfee+ Advanced Family, McAfee+ Advanced Individual, McAfee+ Basic, and 3 more
Product History
All acquisitions- Advent International and Permira acquired McAfee
An investor group led by Advent International and Permira, with Crosspoint Capital, CPP Investments, GIC and a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, took McAfee Corp. private. McAfee described itself at completion as a privately held, dedicated consumer business.
Legacy product Became McAfee Corp. (NASDAQ-listed company) Kept McAfee (privately held) · delisted from NASDAQ on completion Licensing impactSources and full product history- Completion ended McAfee's status as a publicly traded company and McAfee asked NASDAQ to file a delisting notification.[2]
- The announcement described a USD 26.00 per share all-cash deal at a 22.6 percent premium, with a 45-day go-shop period and approval of McAfee's shareholders required.[1]
- McAfee's chief executive described the company at completion as a privately held, dedicated consumer business.[2]