EasyMailLogin Toolbar

Posted by Lisa Blanc on June 18, 2015

What is EasyMailLogin Toolbar?

If you have EasyMailLogin Toolbar installed on your system, you either have no idea about the possible security issues it might cause you, or it has simply sneaked onto your system without your knowledge. Either way, you have a browser extension on your PC that changes your browser settings and might expose you to annoying and potentially unreliable third-party advertisements via its search engine. EasyMailLogin is a toolbar that “should be regarded as unsecure” according to its own Privacy Policy. Our research team at Anti-Spyware-101.com recommends that you remove EasyMailLogin Toolbar from your system due to the potential security risks it might present. test test test Download Removal Tool100% FREE spyware scan and
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Where does EasyMailLogin Toolbar come from?

EasyMailLogin Toolbar originates from a family of toolbars named Mindspark after the name of the developer Mindspark Interactive Network, Inc. Our researchers have found that there are hundreds of browser extensions created by Mindspark, including RecipeSearch Toolbar and MyNewsGuide Toolbar. EasyMailLogin Toolbar has a legitimate-looking official website where you can install it from at the click of a button. However, that is not the only way for this extension to spread; it can also enter your system in free software bundles. Since these software packages are bundled together by third-party installers, there is a chance that EasyMailLogin Toolbar might come together with malware infections. So, if you have not downloaded the extension directly from its official site, you should run a full system scan to detect any possible threats that might be hiding. If you want to restore your virtual security, we recommend that you delete EasyMailLogin Toolbar along with all related infections.

How does EasyMailLogin Toolbar work?

EasyMailLogin Toolbar offers users easy access links to major e-mail servers, such as Gmail, Yahoo!, and AOL. In addition to these, you can also access Facebook or local weather information in one click. Once this toolbar is installed, it will change the home page and search engine to Ask.com. Since EasyMailLogin Toolbar is compatible with all major browsers, you will lose control of these settings in all of them unless you delete EasyMailLogin Toolbar from your system and restore your browser settings.

EasyMailLogin Toolbar presents users with third-party links that are incorporated into the search results. The usual way to display alluring ads that will trick you into clicking is to make a profile about your online activities. If you read Mindspark’s Privacy Policy carefully, this is what you find about the information the toolbar may collect about you:

In connection with your usage of an MS Product, Mindspark may collect two types of information: 1) Personal Information, and 2) Anonymous Information. Personal Information means information that may directly or indirectly identify you, such as your name, address, email address, and telephone number. Anonymous Information means information that does not directly or indirectly identify you, such as the number of page views, link clicks, and login times.

Clicking on a customized and potentially harmful third-party ad might redirect you to an infected website where you can be exposed to a variety of malware attacks. What‘s more, you might end up as a victim of an online scam. This might also happen if you click on the easy access links this toolbar offers you. If you want to stay away from this kind of threat, we advise you to remove EasyMailLogin Toolbar from your system as soon as possible.

How do I remove EasyMailLogin Toolbar?

We have prepared a manual removal guide for you, which you can find below. Please follow the instructions step by step to make sure that EasyMailLogin Toolbar is removed entirely. Keep in mind that after you have finished, it is advisable to run a full system scan with a reliable scanner to see if there are any other potential threats you need to take care of. The most comfortable solution is, of course, to have an authentic malware removal tool that can automatically deal with all existing threats on your computer and also protect it from future attacks.