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Stop. Do not click. Do not call that number.
Here’s how to stop them for good.
You’re browsing the web when suddenly your screen freezes. A flashing red alert screams: “YOUR COMPUTER HAS BEEN INFECTED WITH 5 VIRUSES! CALL THIS NUMBER IMMEDIATELY.”
These frightening “virus” pop-ups are almost always scams—a tactic called “scareware.” Their goal isn’t to protect you, but to trick you into calling a fake support line, paying for worthless software, or giving remote access to your computer.
Don’t rely on the fake alert. Use a legitimate antivirus or anti-malware tool (Windows Defender, Malwarebytes, etc.) to run a full system scan. Remove anything it flags.