Remove Steessay.com Notifications and Pop-Ups
If you try to open this website, you will be presented by a decent-looking blog page full of news. The only thing out of the ordinary is that the latest post is from 2019. It is not clear whether the administrators of Steessay.com have decided to start misusing this website, or whether the page's security has been compromised. However, one thing is for sure - Steessay.com is currently spreading fake pop-ups and alerts, which try to convince users to download shady apps.
It seems that Steessay.com has hidden pages that target both Windows and Android users. Visitors will be redirected to one of the pre-made pages after their operating system is determined. Surprisingly, both Windows and Android users are asked to download a shady-sounding VPN service in order to enhance their online privacy. According to the Steessay.com pop-ups, someone might be watching the user's browsing sessions. The page offers a solution – scan a QR code to download an app, which enables safe and anonymous Web browsing.
However, we assure you that the software that Steessay.com promotes is not reliable. It might not be free, and it might even turn out to be malicious. You should never download random software being promoted through strange online ads and pop-ups, regardless if it is for Android or Windows. In addition to the offer to download software, users might also be asked to press 'Allow' on the on-screen prompt. If you do this, you will subscribe to the Steessay.com notifications. This change allows the page to flood your browser with regular notifications, which may promote all sorts of content. Learn how to get rid of the latter with the help of our How to Stop Annoying Notifications in Web Browsers guide.
