Guides describing features of rogue software and the ways to remove it. Easy instructions to uninstall rogue software completely and tips on how to avoid it.
Advanced Mac Cleaner is a bogus software designed to trick users into paying for literally nothing. The workflow of the app is simple enough – once launched, it starts to scan your system which results in displaying errors, threats and other issues affecting the system’s performance. To eliminate all detected problems, a user is encouraged to purchase the paid version of Advanced Mac Cleaner.
Mac Cleanup Pro is a deceptive application claiming to boost up a performance of your computer. The first thing that should alert you is a distribution method. Mac Cleanup Pro comes bundled with other software and is installed automatically if a user doesn’t decline optional Mac Cleanup Pro offered by download client.
MM Unzip is a sneaky application for Mac computers, which, along with declared functions, takes advantage of users’ computers for advertising puproses. It mostly penetrates system bundled with other freeware that user may have downloaded from Internet so MM Unzip was hardly installed by user on purpose. After installation, it hijacks web-browsers to display various pop-up advertisements and cause redirections to force users to visit certain sites.
Mac Heal Pro is a potentially unwanted program which is distributed via malvertising: some ads may redirect the user to scam page stating that your Mac is infected with viruses or your anti-malware program is out-of-date. To solve this problem, you’re offered to download Mac Heal Pro. This application, in turn, scans the system and then prompts users to buy a license key to remove allegedly detected errors, malware, junk and privacy issues.
Safe Cleaner for Mac is yet another junk software that you need to remove without thinking. The thing is it was designed to convince the user that his device has a lot of errors reducing its performance. There’re too many similar programs (Mac Tonic, Mac Keeper, Mac Ads Cleaner) and all of them operate in the same way: at first, it finds out any bugs in the system which can be fixed only after purchasing the paid version.
Advanced Mac Tuneup is a fake optimization tool similar to Mac Tonic, Mac Keeper, Secure Mac Tuneup. In fact, they are all useless and focused on inexperienced users. The workflow of all above-mentioned programs is the same: at first, it finds out critical system errors allegedly affects a system’s performance and then imposes paid services to fix them.
Smart Mac Care is a fraudulent software which is designed to trick users into paying for imposed services. The scheme of the program’s work is simple enough – it encourages people to purchase the license by showing a lot of system issues allegedly detected on the system. Actually, this program just simulates the search process and most probably your system is clean.
Mac Auto Fixer is a bogus application that shows fabricated issues allegedly detected on your system. That’s why having it on the computer is not reasonable and you should remove Mac Auto Fixer right away. Though you hardly installed it of your own free will, most probably, it got on a computer along with fake Adobe Flash updates in form of optional offer.
Mac File Opener is presented as a useful application allowing to open various file types that Mac doesn’t support by default. Actually, it’s PUP developed by infamous PCVark that has also released many similar rogue programs including Mac Tonic, Disk Cleanup Pro, Mac Space Reviver, Duplicates Cleaner, eSecure, Disk Reviver and so on. Like other potentially unwanted programs, Mac File Opener is distributed in conjunction with dubious applications. Users may be asked to install search toolbars or adware programs during installation.
Mac Tonic is a rogue software which supposedly is able to detect and fix system errors on Mac computer. The first sign that should be a matter of concern to users is a distribution method. It might get on your PC without being noticed together with some freeware programs you’ve downloaded from the Web.
