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Six sneaky tricks to watch out for!

1. Adverts Disguised as Download Buttons

         Many times we visit a site and click what seems to be the obvious button.

            But it just leads us to another form or another product to buy or worst of all

            to a viral infection or malware. We see a Button like the one here:

                                                        Fake Download Button

What would you expect if you clicked this button?

I would expect to receive my requested free download.

But in fact, this button, on this particular site, transfers you to

a new form to collect information about you!!

The original site promises to protect your information, yet is selling your info to this advertiser.

They are doing it with "your permission" so they are not violating the terms of their security agreement.



How is it your permission?

You think you are still working toward your free download software,

but in fact the Download Now button is an ad presented by a different company that collects your info.



How to spot this trick?

Hover your mouse over the button before you click it.

View the full web address in your navigation bar, or in the lower left corner of your web browser,

to see what that address looks like.



Is it a program of your expected download, or does it begin with something like:

http://google.ads.... or some website unrelated to the product website?

You can block ads like these by using an adblocker product like:  CHECK IT OUT HERE



Be informed about the dangers of malware and how to spot it.


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