What is PicZoomer?
PicZoomer promises a number of attractive services. This program should allow you to resize the windows of any application you open, copy images, copy colors found online, and zoom in on the content you wish to view up close. Although the services of this program might seem beneficial, there are a few other things you need to focus on, including third-party advertisements and cookies. Most computer users are surprised to see advertisements because this feature is not mentioned in the promotional information. Of course, if you researched the Privacy Policy, you would know that ads by third parties could be injected, but not many people take their time to analyze this important document. It might already be clear why we advise removing PicZoomer, but if you still have questions, you should read this report.
How does PicZoomer work?
The Privacy Policy representing PicZoomer is extremely important. This document reveals that the suspicious, potentially unwanted program and “other services” associated with it can collect personal data. The worst part is that this data can be shared with third parties, and this is a reason to be concerned. You do not know what parties are associated with the creator of PicZoomer, and you do not know what kinds of intentions they might have. We cannot dismiss the possibility that cyber criminals might stand behind this potentially unwanted program, even if its creators are unaware of that. After all, the third parties associated with this suspicious program are unknown, and it is would be silly to just assume that they can be trusted. The fact that these unknown parties can inject ads is very disconcerting as well.
If you interact with the ads shown by PicZoomer, it is possible that you will be exposed to unreliable deals and offers. If you decide to click on ads shown to you, be aware that cookies could be installed, and they could be intrusive. You also need to be careful about the installers, surveys, and offers provided via them. If you are careless, you could get yourself into trouble before you know it. Other unreliable programs could pose different security threats as well. These unreliable programs could come packaged with PicZoomer, or they could be introduced by this potentially unwanted program. Of course, we recommend removing all unreliable programs that are active on your Windows operating system.
How to delete PicZoomer
Although it is unlikely that your virtual security will be threatened by PicZoomer itself, this potentially unwanted program can show unreliable advertisements, which is the main reason to remove it from your operating system. If you do not know how to get rid of this PUP, you can refer to the guide below. This manual PicZoomer removal guide should help you eliminate the unwanted program from your Windows operating system. Nonetheless, we cannot guarantee that this guide will help you get rid of other computer infections and unreliable applications. If manual removal option does not suit you, use a tool that will clean your operating system from unreliable software automatically.
Remove PicZoomer
Windows XP:
- Navigate to the left of the Taskbar.
- Click Start and select Control Panel.
- Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
- Remove the unwanted program.
Windows Vista and Windows 7:
- Navigate to the left of the Taskbar.
- Click the Windows icon and open Control Panel.
- Select Uninstall a program.
- Right-click and Uninstall the unwanted program.
Windows 8 and Windows 10:
- Simultaneously tap Win+R to launch RUN.
- Enter Control Panel and click OK.
- Move to Uninstall a program.
- Right-click and Uninstall the unwanted program.
tested removal of PicZoomer*
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