Say goodbye to pop-ups in your smartphone web browser


  • TECH
  • Saturday, 12 Aug 2017

Unwanted pop-ups can be an annoying side effect of using a web browser on a smartphone.

Aggressive advertising pop-ups that block the entire smartphone display are a nuisance. If one appears, you should never tap on it  and you should certainly not enter any personal data in the input fields.

Address collectors can be lurking behind pop-ups that promise fictitious winnings. Or they may be seeking to lure you into unwanted subscriptions that will show up later your mobile phone bill.

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