Thenewstreams.com Removal Guide

Enabling notifications introduced by Thenewstreams.com is a terrible move, and you might have realized that already. After this action is taken, distracting and annoying pop-ups representing all kinds of offers, warnings, alerts, and suggestions start showing up on your screen. Some people might successfully ignore and avoid them, while others might decide to interact with them. While we do not advise interacting with the introduced pop-ups, we do not recommend ignoring or avoiding them either. Instead, you want to remove them, and you cannot do that by closing them one at a time. To delete Thenewstreams.com pop-ups and notifications, you need to adjust settings within your browser, and we can help with that. Our research team has analyzed the suspicious adware server, and we can show how to disable the onslaught of annoying pop-ups.

Thenewstreams.com might be introduced to you when you visit porn, gambling, gaming, streaming sites that are unreliable. You could be redirected to the adware server randomly, when you click seemingly unrelated buttons, or when you interact with the content shown on the website. That is how people are usually introduced to all adware severs, including Cvazirouse.com, Gichelfactice.info, or Carrisonerd.club. The difference with Thenewstreams.com is that it poses as a news website, and people are more likely to trust that it is harmless. In reality, the news articles are taken from reputable sources, and the website was only created to introduce you to ads. What’s wrong with ads? Virtual advertising is not inherently malicious, and you are likely to see harmless ads when you scroll down your Facebook feed, watch YouTube videos, or simply shop online. However, there is a huge difference between ads that promote legitimate services, products, and deals, and ads that were set up by virtual schemers.

There is no doubt that the ads presented via Thenewstreams.com – and by this adware server when you enable notification – are misleading and linked to schemers. We have analyzed the pop-up ads on the site and the notifications presented via it, and we have found it to promote a financial scam, a bogus malware removal tool, a PUP extension that posed as a video converters, and a PUP extension that presented a browser hijacker as an essential system update. Clearly, Thenewstreams.com cannot be trusted when it comes to the content it produces. Furthermore, when you interact with this website or the ads shown by it, you might let in intrusive data-tracking tools that could be used to spy on you and pass on sensitive information to unknown parties. This information could even be used to create more attractive ads. For example, if you have recently researched malware removal tools, a pop-up ad promoting, supposedly, the best removal tool could show up right away. This could increase the schemers’ chances of fooling you. Obviously, you do not want that, and that is why besides deleting unwanted extensions you also should clear browsing data.

Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox browsers are still some of the most popular ones – which Chrome being the absolute leader – which is why the removal guide below shows how to remove Thenewstreams.com notifications from these particular browsers. Should you need guides for other browsers, we are here to assist you. Just let us know via the comments section what it is that you need from us. If you use Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, we are sure that you will have the unwanted extensions deleted from your browser in no time if you follow the guides below. Of course, we also recommend scanning the system to make sure that all adware and adware helpers are completely gone. The malware scanner might also be useful in detecting other, less noticeable threats. If they are found, employing trusted anti-malware software is the recommended solution. We also recommend using this software if you want to have your entire operating system – browsers included – protected in the future.

How to delete Thenewstreams.com

Google Chrome

1. Open Chrome and tap keys ALT+F on the keyboard.
2. Click Settings and then navigate to the Site settings menu.
3. Click Notifications and find the URL of the adware server.
4. Click the More actions icon on the right and click Remove/Block.
5. Tap CTRL+SHIFT+DELETE keys to open the Clear browsing data menu.
6. Select a time range, mark the boxes, and click Clear data.

Microsoft Edge

1. Open Edge and tap keys ALT+F on the keyboard.
2. Click Settings and then navigate to the Site permissions menu.
3. Click Notifications and find the URL of the adware server.
4. Click the More actions icon on the right and click Remove.
5. Tap CTRL+SHIFT+DELETE keys to open the Clear browsing data menu.
6. Select a time range, mark the boxes, and click Clear now.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open Firefox and tap keys ALT+T on the keyboard.
2. Click Options and then navigate to the Privacy & Security menu.
3. Click Clear History under History.
4. Select a time range, mark the boxes, and click OK.
5. Click Settings next to Notifications in the Permissions menu.
6. Select the URL of the adware server and click Remove Website.