Tested: USB-C Data Blocker Blocks Data, Charge Speed Surprises In a world where data theft feels like a lightning strike waiting to happen, the USB-C Data Blocker emerges as a surprisingly elegant shield. This red, case-friendly gadget-capable of blocking data transfer while letting your devices charge at up to 240W PD-delivers a tactile solution to the age-old fear of "juice jacking." Its sleek design and dual functionality (charge-only mode, no data leaks) make it a standout for travelers and tech-savvy folk alike. But here's the twist: our tests revealed it not only outperforms expectations in security but also surprises with its charging speed, rivaling even high-end PD adapters. Meanwhile, Norton 360's latest iterations, Deluxe and Premium, offer a digital fortress for up to three or ten devices, respectively. Their AI-driven scam protection, stealthy VPN, and dark web monitoring are reliable companions for online safety, but they're not physical tools. While the antivirus software thrives in software-centric security, the USB-C Data Blocker proves that sometimes, the best defense is a simple, tangible one. Together, they form a layered approach: one to guard against unseen digital threats, the other to thwart physical ones. In a showdown where cybersecurity meets convenience, the data blocker's charge-speed prowess and no-nonsense design are hard to ignore.