Unlike the prototypes, though, it inherits the “tried-and-tested” feature set only partially, yet it appears to be persuasive enough to successfully brainwash users. The impostor app is making the rounds via a massive malvertising campaign and wreaking just about as much havoc as its forerunners Mac Auto Fixer, Mac Tonic and Advanced Mac Cleaner. The most prolific family of rogue Mac software continues to evolve, with a brand new pseudo optimizer iteration called Similar Photo Cleaner having been recently launched into the wild. Get the hang of the best practice techniques to uninstall Similar Photo Cleaner virus from Mac and thereby prevent fake scan reports and alerts from popping up.
