Allfreshposts.com Ads - How to remove

Allfreshposts.com is a website that uses notifications to show pop-up ads in web browsers. These ads are problematic as, sometimes, Allfreshposts.com shows ads for potentially unwanted programs, fake giveaways, and other scam-like content. Plus, Allfreshposts.com intentionally tricks people into subscribing to its notifications. Luckily, you can block Allfreshposts.com from showing ads on your screen.

About Allfreshposts.com:

Type of threat	Adware.
How to stop Allfreshposts.com ads	Block notifications from Allfreshposts.com and other sites, find and delete malware with anti-malware tools (Spyhunter for PC, Combo Cleaner for Mac, others).
How Allfreshposts.com spreads	Advertised on video streaming sites, tells people to subscribe to its notifications to keep watching videos.
Problems and issues	Unwanted pop-up ads, ads that lead to potentially dangerous sites.

How to stop Allfreshposts.com pop-up ads

Allfreshposts.com is a website and it shows advertisements in notifications. This means that to stop ads by Allfreshposts.com you need to change a setting in your web browser.

1. Find your notification settings:
   • Chrome – type “chrome://settings/content/notifications” in the address box.
   • Safari – in the Safari menu, choose Preferences, Websites, Notifications.
   • Edge (Chromium) – type “edge://settings/content/notifications” in the address box.
   • Firefox – open Settings, Privacy & Security, scroll down to Permissions and click on Settings next to Notifications.
2. Allfreshposts.com and other sites whose notifications you’re subscribed to are listed here. As are the sites whose notifications you’ve blocked.
3. Find the sites that you want to unsubscribe from. To the right of their addresses, click the three-dot button and select “Block”. No more pop-ups.

In addition, you may want to scan your computer with an anti-malware program, such as Spyhunter for Windows, Combo Cleaner for macOS, and others. If they detect a suspicious program on your computer, you might want to delete it.

These could be apps that Allfreshposts.com advertised. Some of them are advertised in a very misleading way.

What is Allfreshposts.com?

Not a news site

So, what’s the deal with Allfreshposts.com? If you visit it normally, it looks like a somewhat legitimate news site. But if you find yourself on Allfreshposts.com after being redirected by another site, it tells you to subscribe to its notifications.

The news articles on Allfreshposts.com are copy-pasted from other sites, such as MSN and the LA Times. I don’t see any attribution, I doubt that Allfreshposts.com has permission to repost all the articles.

Allfreshposts.com’s design is also not very original – it’s the same template as Topflownews.com, Thewowfeed.com, Hopsigna.com, and a few other sites. If you see another site that looks like Allfreshposts.com, don’t engage with it.

Though Allfreshposts.com has a nice facade, it’s really just a notification spammer. No wonder that security scanners detect it as malicious – Virustotal.com. By the way, you can use anti-malware tools to block malicious sites like Allfreshposts.com. Ad blockers could help, too.

Notification spammer

Allfreshposts.com is advertised on file hosting sites and on video streaming sites (pirating sites and some adult sites). If you like to watch free movies on the internet, then you have a chance to end up on Allfreshposts.com. Adware viruses can also promote Allfreshposts.com.

Ads for Allfreshposts.com appear as pop-ups. They unexpectedly open in your browser’s main tab. This usually happens when you click on something – not necessarily an ad. You might have just been trying to watch a video.

Then Allfreshposts.com shows a loading bar and tells you to subscribe to its push notifications and continue watching. Implying that you have to allow its notifications to watch the video that you were trying to watch.

You do not have to follow Allfreshposts.com’s instructions. You can ignore it, close it, and continue browsing the web. Allfreshposts.com is just an advertisement designed to look like a warning.

While Allfreshposts.com lies to people to get them to allow its notifications, other sites use the same tactic to get people to install malicious browser extensions (like Search Sherpa).

Dangers of ads by Allfreshposts.com

Allfreshposts.com shows misleading ads by MacKeeper, like “Recommended: Cleaning”. These ads are very deceptive, as they almost look like system warnings.

Other ads by Allfreshposts.com may also be misleading:

• Ads saying that you won something, only sign you up for a shady subscription ($1 phone scam),
• Browser hijackers and dubious browser extensions (such as ad blockers that hijack your internet searches),
• Get-rich-quick schemes, including misleading options trading ads,
• Ads for dubious supplements and medicines.

Some of the ads shown by Allfreshposts.com are not just annoying but could rope you into a scam. Be careful. Don’t reveal personal and payment information to unknown sites, don’t believe promises of making money without effort or risk, and always check for multiple reviews of products before buying them.

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