More security news • • • • These new rules might cause one app developer, in particular, serious problems -- as it appears that Adware Doctor, one of the most highly-rated anti-adware apps in the store, is secretly harvesting user data and sending it to China without consent., an app which costs $4.99 to purchase, describes itself as software able to 'prevent malware and malicious files from infecting your Mac,' and recommends purchase in the case of slow systems, web browser hijacking, and evidence of adware -- including popups and unwanted ads. The application currently holds spot number four in Apple's list of top paid software. Adware Doctor is also the current top grossing application in the utility category. Product key finder. However, according to security researcher, the app acts more like spyware than a way to protect against infiltration, as Adware Doctor 'surreptitiously exfiltrates highly sensitive user information.'

1. Find Photos On Mac

Find Photos On Mac

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