Critical Security Warning Message on Mac – You need to fix it soon

Mac comes with inbuilt security software as X Protect to defend your system against malware, adware and other malicious infections while using Safari browser. While using Safari many pop-ups get activated when Mac do not have activated security software. These pop-ups frequently appear as critical security warning alert saying that your system is infected with virus and some suspicious activity is going on in your system. These all types of security warning really makes you too panic, but instead of getting panic you should immediately have tech support for Apple Mac security alert pop-up virus, so that you can have instant solution to get rid of these harmful intrusions. Read more at http://www.scoop.it/t/apple-mac-technical-support/p/4067316045/2016/08/08/irritating-security-pop-ups-a-mac-tech-support-scam

These critical security warning messages are just a JavaScript pop-up. These are specially designed to make you tensed that your system has lots of viruses and your system has completely infected. Now, when you started thinking that there is really something wrong in your system then they ask you to have their fake service. But, you should never believe on these security alerts, as these are completely fraud and always try to have your credit card details, so that they can transfer your money to their own account. But, with a proper technical support for Mac virus you keep all these malicious pop-ups away from your system. In order to get rid of these security alerts, you can also go through the instructions shown in this post. Read also https://medium.com/@applecustomerserviceus/spectacular-ways-to-fix-macbook-air-problems-b7c25a5b54ed#.1zk3b27qp

Instructions to fix security alerts messages

• In this situation, you need to quit Safari by pressing on Command>Option>Esc.
• Now, you will get window as ‘Force to quit’.
• Now, choose Safari.
• Now, restart your Safari.
• While restarting Safari, you should keep in mind that you are restarting while keeping press on Shift key.
• This will reload the browser, with no appearance of any pop-ups.

If, these above steps do not resolve your problem then you can go through the steps as shown below:

• Force to quit Safari just as the above steps.
• Now, while keep pressing on shift key you need to restart Safari.
• Now, click on wireless icon and then turn off Wi-Fi.
• Now, visit a website.
• Now, turn on Wi-Fi to connect with internet.
• Here, you also need to clear history.

This way you can get rid of these security alert messages in an easy way. However, if you feel difficulty while going through above steps then you can have Apple technical support http://applecustomerservice.us/ to get it done in a simple and minimal period of time.

Aliena Marion have more than 3 years experience in writing about technical support service. Aliena enjoyed to write about QuickBooks, Quicken and Sage accounting software.