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Apps 2.2 is a suspicious extension that may get installed in your browser (usually in Chrome) without consent. As a rule, this extension applies unwanted changes to settings in order to generate shady advertisements (banners, coupons, promotions, etc.) on any visited page, cause unexpected redirects to random pages, and redirect users' search queries via another search engine. Due to these symptoms, Apps 2.2 falls firmly under the category of both browser hijackers and adware. Note that interacting with content promoted by Apps 2.2 is highly unrecommended due to potential dangers. Clicking dubious ads may lead to online scams, fake software installers, adult pages, online casinos, and various kinds of potentially compromised resources, which may endanger your safety. In addition, unwanted software is also known to have access to data-tracking abilities, allowing threat actors to run a stealth collection of browser-related data (IP addresses, geolocations, search history, etc.). Due to the poor reliability of such software, the collected data may end up sold to third parties without users' consent and lead to privacy issues. Luckily, Apps 2.2 extension is quite easy to remove with the right set of steps and anti-malware software. Follow our guide below to do it fast and without traces.

Browser Opinion Survey is a scam-type web page that displays a fake Annual Visitor Survey claiming users will get a chance to win a $1000 Amazon Giftcard (or other flashy prizes) if they fill out a survey. After doing it, users are redirected to the next page where they can ostensibly get their prize. Clicking on buttons related to prize-claiming can therefore lead to various fill-out forms where users may be asked to enter various kinds of personal information (e.g., e-mail addresses, credit card details, home addresses, etc.). Do not trust such pages and never enter sensitive data on them. The entered data may be collected and thereafter used for bombarding users with spam campaigns or different scamming techniques. Thus, if you visited Browser Opinion Survey or a similar web page, close it immediately and do not believe what it says. In rarer cases, pages promoting Browser Opinion Survey may open persistently in a browser despite users' attempts to close it. If this is your case, then it is likely that you have adware or some other unwanted infection operating within your system. Follow our guide below to take measures against and ensure a safe computer experience.

In this article, we will discuss Maincaptchanow.top, a website that alters browser settings without user permission, generates obstructive ads, and frequently redirects users to potentially unsafe websites. If you are experiencing disruptions while browsing the Internet, you may be dealing with an annoying software component known as Maincaptchanow.top. This tool has the ability to redirect users to various pages on the Internet and show ads in their browsers. It may also change the address of the homepage and the new-tab page, but mainly it exploits browser notifications. While these changes may be advertised as useful for the user, they can be quite invasive and difficult to opt-out of or cancel once they have been imposed. Additionally, the random appearance of ads, banners, and page-redirects on your screen can be highly frustrating and disruptive to your browsing experience. To remove Maincaptchanow.top from your system, you can follow the necessary steps, described on this page, to remove the settings from your browser completely. This will help you regain control of your browsing experience and ensure that your browser settings remain unchanged without your permission.

Addsdata.com is an untrustworthy website that tries to trick users into accepting its push notifications, which are used to send spam directly to their devices. It employs fake error messages and alerts to deceive victims into subscribing to its push notifications, resulting in spam pop-ups similar to the image below appearing on their devices, even when their browser is closed. These ads often promote adult websites, online games, fake software updates, and unwanted programs. To subscribe to Addsdata.com's notifications, users are asked to click "Allow" on its "Show notifications" pop-up, claiming that it is required to watch a video, download a file, or solve a CAPTCHA. If someone clicks "Allow," Addsdata.com notifications will appear on their screen periodically, displaying ads, clickbait links, software offers, and scam messages. These notifications appear in the corner of a PC screen or the status bar of a mobile device. If Addsdata.com and other dubious sites appear on your browser without your consent, adware is likely installed on your device. To remove Addsdata.com notifications and pop-ups from your computer or mobile phone, uninstall the adware by following the instructions below.

Watch Movies Live is a browser hijacker that installs a fake search engine (search.watchmovieslivetab.app), changes the homepage appearance, and gathers browser-related data without the consent of users. All these traits indicate that Watch Movies Live is unwanted and should not be used. Cybercriminals use the search.watchmovieslivetab.app as an intermediary page before showing search results from the official search.yahoo.com. By doing so, developers forge their traffic and earn money on it. In addition, the installation of Watch Movies Live brings a number of widgets (e.g., a quick search for different movies, news weather, etc.). And while these features may seem useful at first glance, they are simply a veil for the illegal and unwanted activity of the browser hijacker.

Luckydatingspot.top is an unwanted website that asks users to click on the "Allow" button in order to load/watch a video. Depending on certain factors, users may also see other messages asking to verify that you are not a robot, download a file, continue browsing, and so forth. Note that messages shown by websites like Luckydatingspot.top are usually fake and simply designed to trick users into clicking on the "Allow" button. Doing so will simply allow the domain to send shady push notifications straight to the desktop. Such notifications may consist of unwanted ads, fake system alerts, redirects to online scams, adult pages, pages promoting suspicious software, and more that may be compromising for users' privacy and computer safety. Furthermore, the Luckydatingspot.top itself may cause additional redirects to various rogue resources with adult content (e.g., vip-datings-here.life). If you accidentally allowed notifications from Luckydatingspot.top, use our guide to remove them. Also, if your browser displays Luckydatingspot.top without your consent on a regular basis, this is likely because your system is infected with adware. Follow our guide below to take measures against it as well.