Revoke notification permissions for all unknown sites (see #2 above). 6. Your device actually has malware (less common, but serious) Real malware can create system-level pop-ups outside your browser. These often look like fake antivirus alerts (“Your license expired – call this number”).
Look for “Notification” or “Permissions” settings and block unknown sites. 3. You’re visiting high-risk websites Piracy, torrent, free streaming, or adult sites are notorious for malicious pop-ups. Some pop-ups are generated by the site’s own rogue ads (malvertising). why do i keep getting malware pop ups
Disable all extensions, then re-enable them one by one to find the culprit. 5. You clicked “Allow” on a fake CAPTCHA or “Verify you’re human” pop-up A common trick: a fake CAPTCHA says “Press Allow to confirm you’re not a robot.” That grants the attacker permission to send pop-ups. Revoke notification permissions for all unknown sites (see