9solo.biz Removal Guide

9solo.biz notifications cannot be trusted, and so you should not enable/allow them on your web browser. You are most likely to be asked to enable notifications on Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome, which is why these are the browsers that we focus on in the manual removal guide below. If you would like us to provide you with instructions that cover other web browsers, post a comment below. Our recommendation is that you delete 9solo.biz notifications from all browsers because they simply cannot be trusted. Unfortunately, it is quite possible that you could end up getting yourself scammed or that you could be tricked into exposing your virtual security if you interact with these notifications. If you want to get to the removal part, scroll down to find a guide. If you want to learn more about the notifications feature and how to secure your operating system, continue reading.

It is likely that you were introduced to the 9solo.biz notifications when you visited unreliable websites. Reliable websites would never redirect to advertising websites like this one, unless they are hijacked and tampered with. In most cases, of course, people end up on the website when they interact with the content shown via porn, file-sharing, video streaming, gambling, gaming, and other websites alike. Most of them rely on advertising as a means of financial support, and they usually support pretty much anyone who is willing to pay. That is how advertising websites like 9solo.biz, 2solo.biz, Hesterinoc.info, Ciledhoopinga.info, Zpredir1.com, and many others get introduced to regular people. The unique thing about the website we are discussing in this report is that it can trick people into clicking the ‘Allow’ button that automatically enables notifications. The button is presented as part of CAPTCHA, and people might think that they cannot access the content they are after until they click it. On top of that, reliable sites use the notifications feature, and some people might think that all notifications are harmless.

In reality, once enabled, 9solo.biz notifications can flood your screen, even from the Desktop. These notifications might include surveys, prize giveaways, discounts, coupons, miracle cures, installers, shopping deals, security alerts, malware warnings, etc. Some of these notifications might be clearly unreliable and misleading, while others might be attractive and confusing. Hopefully, you have not interacted with them, but if you have, you must be cautious. For example, if you downloaded something that promised amazing services, you now need to consider the possibility that malicious threats have invaded your operating system. If you have participated in surveys or prize giveaways, you now need to think about what kinds of scams could be created using the information that you shared. While you might be unable to retract what you have shared already, you should be able to delete whatever it was that you installed. If you are not even sure if you need to remove anything, employ a trusted malware scanner.

As we mentioned earlier, we have created guides for Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome users. If you follow them, you will remove 9solo.biz notifications, as well as the notifications that might be coming from other websites too. Our instructions also include steps that show how to clear browsing data. Whether you only interacted with websites that redirected you to 9solo.biz, or you interacted with the content and notifications shown via this advertising website, there is a good chance that data-tracking web cookies were planted to track information about you. Without a doubt, these cookies do not serve you, and if they are intrusive, they could even jeopardize your virtual security. That is why we advise that you delete them also. Finally, we also recommend that you consider implementing trusted anti-malware software to help you protect your system and browsers from here on out. Note that if you do not implement appropriate security tools, you could soon face much more serious threats.

How to delete 9solo.biz notifications

Mozilla Firefox

1. Enter about:preferences#privacy into the browser’s address bar.
2. In the History menu, click Clear History…
3. Choose a time range, mark the boxes you want, and click OK/Clear Now.
4. In the Permissions menu, go to Notifications and click Settings.
5. Identify the URL of the website that shows unwanted notifications and click Remove Website.

Google Chrome

1. Enter chrome://settings/content/notifications into the browser’s address bar.
2. Click the three dots next to the URL of the website that shows unwanted notifications and click Block.
3. Enter chrome://settings/clearBrowserData into the browser’s address bar.
4. Choose a time range, mark the boxes you want, and click Clear data.