TapBreaker Removal Guide

Have you downloaded TapBreaker hoping that it will help you play online games? Although this app does provide access to a certain database of games on tapbreaker.com, you might pay the price of your virtual security by downloading it. As soon as it is installed, this seemingly beneficial program will start recording information about you. On top of that, it can employ third-party tools to record information as well, which means that this information might become available to unknown parties. Do you understand why this could be risky? If you do, you might want to delete TapBreaker right away. The removal guide down below will help you eliminate this threat in no time, but we invite you to read about this program first. If you do, you will understand why it is necessary to eliminate this adware (advertising-supported software), and you will learn how to recognize potentially unreliable programs like this one in the future.

Advertising-supported programs usually offer free services but show ads to generate a profit. In some cases, the main service of adware is to show ads. Although TapBreaker supposedly grants you access to more games, it is believed that it primarily functions as an advertising platform. This is suggested by the fact that third parties are permitted to use their own cookies to spy on you and deliver ads. Sure, the developer of this ad-supported program does not create products or services, so it cannot create ads. On top of that, it would not earn any money by promoting its own content. Instead, third parties are provided with an advertising platform and an opportunity to collect user data for a fee. The creator of TapBreaker is discreet, and the parties working with it are not disclosed. This is unfortunate, because you cannot research these parties and their data-tracking tools yourself. Instead, you are left with a statement in the Privacy Policy suggesting that your virtual identity is safe. Well, this is not too reassuring.

Have you seen the advertisements represented by TapBreaker? It should not be difficult to notice these ads because they should have an identification tag. If you see ads the responsibility for which has not been assumed by anyone, it is possible that they belong to third-party adware. Although the app we are reviewing can be downloaded from the official online gaming website, where you need to install it to play the so-called “Premium” games, it could also come bundled with other programs. In case you have acquired it from a software bundle, you need to think whether or not the installer was reliable. Malicious installers could seem harmless, but they could help malicious infections to slither in. Considering that malware can slither in without permission, it is highly risky to trust unfamiliar installers. Overall, if you have made this mistake already, the first thing you need to do is find yourself a good malware scanner. We recommend the free, up-to-date malware scanner that you can acquire by clicking the link below.

Do you think you can handle your virtual security yourself? You are lucky if TapBreaker is the only strange app active on your operating system, which you can confirm or deny using a trusted malware scanner. The web is full of malicious and extremely dangerous infections, and you do not want them active on your operating system. Therefore, we emphasize the importance of reliable security software. Our advice is to utilize anti-malware software that is up-to-date, legitimate, and reliable enough to ensure that all active threats are eliminated and that the security of your operating system is taken care of. Do you want to remove TapBreaker manually? Even if you do, investing in reliable security software is crucial; otherwise, much more dangerous infections could slither in without any warning. Of course, for your convenience, we have developed a simple guide that will help you erase the unwanted ad-supported program manually.

How to delete TapBreaker

1. Simultaneously tap Win+E keys on your keyboard to launch Explorer.
2. Type %LOCALAPPDATA% (%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\ on Windows XP) into the bar at the top and tap Enter.
3. Right-click and Delete the folder called TapBreaker.
4. Simultaneously tap Win+R keys on your keyboard to launch RUN.
5. Enter regedit.exe and click OK to launch Registry Editor.
6. Move to HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\.
7. Right-click and Delete the key called TapBreaker.
8. Delete the shortcuts on the Desktop (if there are any).
9. Restart your computer and immediately scan it to see if any other threats remain active.