New-message.live Ads - How to remove

New-message.live is a notification-spamming site that also sometimes pretends that you won a $100 gift card. Allowing New-message.live to send notifications to your browser may lead to your browser being spammed with ads that lead to dangerous sites. Luckily, blocking New-message.live’s ads is easy, as long as there are no other infections on your computer.

About New-message.live:

Classification	Adware, browser hijacker.
How to stop ads by New-message.live	Block notifications from New-message.live and other sites that you don’t want to hear from, scan for malware with an antivirus program (Combo Cleaner for Mac, Spyhunter for PC, others).
How pop-ups by New-message.live begin	New-message.live is advertised online and by other adware infections.
Dangers and problems with the ads	Annoying pop-ups in the browser, links to dangerous sites.

New-message.live shows pop-up ads

The New-message sites, such as New-message.co, promote fake competitions and giveaways that lead to subscription scams, coupon site signups, and similar scammy websites. They can be dangerous to your personal information and to your wallet.

However, New-message.live also behaves like a notification spammer – a site that sends pop-up ads to your browser which shows them in the corner of your screen.

It depends on how you got to New-message.live, what site lead you to it.

For the notification spammer site, New-message.live shows pop-up ads on people’s screens. It does this by using notifications, a feature that most browsers support. Notifications can be very useful: for example, they can notify you when you get a new personal message. Marketers love notifications because they can use them to show ads on your browser even when youre not on their site. As can malicious sites, such as New-message.live.

If you mistakenly allowed New-message.live to send notifications to your web browser, then this site may use this permission to spam your browser with unwanted ads: links to various affiliated sites. This can be very annoying. Some of New-message.live’s ads potentially lead to dangerous sites.

Effects on the browser by New-message.live

The ads by New-message.live appear in the corner of your screen if you’re on desktop and at the top if you’re on mobile. These ads are labeled with New-message.live’s name but they lead to other sites: to various affiliated sites that paid New-message.live to be promoted. These sites can be dubious optimizer programs, get-rich-quick scams, phishing scams, unregulated medicines, various fake news articles misusing celebrity images to promote some shady product, and other websites.

If you simply don’t click on New-message.live’s ads, if you just dismiss them, then they can’t hurt you. Even if you open the sites but do not download anything and do not fill out any forms, you’re still fine. A lot of malicious sites rely on tricking and manipulating people into downloading malware or giving away their personal information, as opposed to using some complicated programming tricks.

But the ads are still annoying. At worst, ads from New-message.live come once every few minutes. And they repeat all the time. Dismissing them wastes time and they won’t go away.

Sometimes, New-message.live’s ads are disguised as notifications from other sites:

• Ads made to look like email notifications.
• Notifications designed to look like social media updates, usually friend requests from beautiful women.
• Fake security notifications made to look like they’re sent by your own browser or even your own antivirus program.
• Fake missed call and SMS notifications.

All such ads may be sent by New-message.live to trick you into clicking on them. Again, there are no complicated tricks here – just deceptive visuals meant to excite or scare you. A trick commonly used by scammers.

How to block New-message.live’s ads

You can block ads by New-message.live manually easily enough.

• Open 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, Preferences, Privacy & Security, scroll down to Permissions, and click on Settings next to Notifications.
• Find New-message.live in the Allow list.
• Open the menu by pressing the button to New-message.live right.
• Choose Block.

Besides New-message.live, look at the other addresses. Block them, too, if you don’t recognize them and/or if you don’t want them to be able to show pop-ups on your screen.

Scan your computer with an antivirus program, such as Combo Cleaner for macOS, Spyhunter for Windows, and others if you want to check that you didn’t accidentally download anything nasty from one of New-message.live’s ads.

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