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PJMcK

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5. Try Malwarebytes

Reply to safeinOhio (Original post)

Wed Jul 24, 2019, 07:24 AM

Jul 2019

It was recommended to me by an Apple tech and it has worked great for me. It finds the junk and quarantines it where you can decide to delete or not. There's a free version available, too.

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This is computer blackmail [View all] safeinOhio Jul 2019 OP

Pretty sure that Mac Cleaner and the rest of the pop ups Sherman A1 Jul 2019 #1

Please enjoy. DetlefK Jul 2019 #2

Thanks guys safeinOhio Jul 2019 #3

If you have an Apple store near you mercuryblues Jul 2019 #4

Is it possible you have an "Evercookie?" Auggie Jul 2019 #10

Try Malwarebytes PJMcK Jul 2019 #5

That is what Apple help rec. safeinOhio Jul 2019 #6

I use Malwarebytes...works well.... Sancho Jul 2019 #7

Another rec for Malwarebytes. Elwood P Dowd Jul 2019 #8

Epic Browser Tetrachloride Jul 2019 #9