Browser notifications should help, not hinder. Stop hackers from sending you fake alerts by following these simple steps.
How can I tell if a notification is fake?
- The notification reappears after you close it.
- Ads pop up even when your browser is closed.
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How do I block these notifications?
For Chrome on Android:
- Open the Chrome app.
- Tap More ⋮ > Settings.
- Tap Site Settings > Notifications.
- Tap the suspicious site, then Block or Remove.
For Chrome on iOS:
- Open the Chrome app.
- Tap More ... > Settings.
- Tap Content Settings > Block Pop-ups.
- Toggle ON Block Pop-ups.
For Safari on iOS:
- Open Settings, then tap Safari.
- Enable Block Pop-ups and Fraudulent Website Warning.
How can I prevent future issues?
- Only allow notifications from trusted sites.
- Avoid clicking on suspicious links, especially from texts.
What if I've already clicked on a suspicious notification?
- Immediately close the tab or window.
- Clear your browser's cache and cookies.
- Run a security scan to check for malware.
- Change passwords if necessary.
- Stay cautious and avoid untrusted notifications.
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