In this video, we’ll talk about the Apple security alert scam.
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How do you know if your Mac is affected?

You experience lots of pop-up alerts
Your Mac slows down a lot or behaves strangely
Your web browser redirects to websites you don’t choose to visit
You get lots of scam emails

How to get rid of Apple Security Alert

#1. Use Malware Removal in CleanMyMac X to scan your Mac
#2. Get rid of rogue browser extensions

Safari
1. Click the Safari menu and choose Settings.
2. Select Extensions in the toolbar.
3. Uninstall suspicious extensions.

Chrome
1. Launch Chrome and go to chrome://extensions
2. You’ll see a page of all the extensions installed.
3. If any look suspicious, click Remove.

Firefox
1. Launch Firefox and go to about:addons
2. If you see anything you don’t recognize, click the three dots to the right of it and choose Remove.

Read our article describing the Apple security alert scam and ways to get rid of it:
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Contents:

00:00 - Intro
00:27 - What is Apple Security Alert
01:30 - Is Apple Security Alert a virus?
01:44 - What about GateKeeper protection?
01:59 - How to tell your Mac is infected
02:19 - Use anti-malware tool
03:00 - Remove rogue browser extensions
04:66 - Remove junk files from Mac
04:30 - Outro

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