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Is Malware bytes a good thing to use on my MacBook?
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Is Malware bytes a good thing to use on my MacBook?
Snert2 wrote:
Is Malware bytes a good thing to use on my MacBook?
If you suspect you installed adware or malware— yes it is a trusted utility.
Alternatively there are manual ways of removing adware or malware:
>System Preferences>Profiles click into it and then remove all the suspicious things from the list. (This Preference pane will not be present if no profiles found.)
Adware Removal Guide—Manual removal of : http://www.thesafemac.com/arg-identification/
also Verify you are not using SOCKS proxy:
>System Preferences>Networks>Advanced>Proxy uncheck the box
Adware/malware launch daemons can set SOCKS proxies without user participation.
(SOCKS is an Internet protocol that exchanges network packets between a client and server through a proxy server.)
Snert2 wrote:
Is Malware bytes a good thing to use on my MacBook?
If you suspect you installed adware or malware— yes it is a trusted utility.
Alternatively there are manual ways of removing adware or malware:
>System Preferences>Profiles click into it and then remove all the suspicious things from the list. (This Preference pane will not be present if no profiles found.)
Adware Removal Guide—Manual removal of : http://www.thesafemac.com/arg-identification/
also Verify you are not using SOCKS proxy:
>System Preferences>Networks>Advanced>Proxy uncheck the box
Adware/malware launch daemons can set SOCKS proxies without user participation.
(SOCKS is an Internet protocol that exchanges network packets between a client and server through a proxy server.)
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