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Recently I have been seeing small pop up SPAM windows in the top right corner of my screen.
They are warning of some dire infection and go away before I have time to take a screen shot.
I’ve looked at all the usual locations, but I am unable to find the source of this infection and delete it.
Any suggestions?
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 13.2
What you're seeing is Notification spam. Seems to be what all the kids are doing these days.
Open Safari's settings. Click on the Websites tab. Scroll down to, and click on Notifications in the left column. You will very likely see a Notification in the right panel with an Apple System Settings icon. Remove it.
What you're seeing is Notification spam. Seems to be what all the kids are doing these days.
Open Safari's settings. Click on the Websites tab. Scroll down to, and click on Notifications in the left column. You will very likely see a Notification in the right panel with an Apple System Settings icon. Remove it.
Hahahaha! You must not be visiting the right (wrong?) web sites. 😁
I can't think of any reason I would ever want any web site sending me unsolicited notifications. So I have that check box on the bottom off.
Sigh. I never get the cool stuff. 🙁
The only reason I can think of you would see such a notification is if you have some antivirus app installed. Which you shouldn't have installed
Thanks Kurt,
You were right. I've disabled it.
You're welcome. 🙂
Don't worry! :)
It wasn't cool, but was obvious SPAM. For example:
"Someone is trying to steal $410 from your bank account."
Isn’t
"Isn't" what?
Pop up SPAM windows on Ventura.
