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Today we will highlight an awesome app for your MacOS running Macbooks and iMacs computers. I present to you Dr. Cleaner Pro for Mac. Some of you might heard of it a few years back, either way, this version of Dr Cleaner is the best one yet if you are looking to speed up your Mac instantly while at the same time protecting it against other problems. Let’s find out what else makes this app a must download.
What Is Dr. Cleaner Pro About?
Dr. Cleaner Pro also includes Duplicate Finder and App Uninstaller.
Nov 10, 2016 How to Uninstall Apps on the Mac. See more details by searching 'Dr. Cleaner Pro' in App Store, or visit: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dr.-c.! Additionally, a May 2018 article on Trend Micro's blog advertises and links to Dr. Antivirus, Dr. Unarchiver, and Dr. Battery in the Mac App Store. What remained unclear is when and why the data exfiltration began. Last November I paid Apple App Store £14.99 for Trend Micro's Dr Cleaner Pro. Since a couple of weeks ago it no longer starts on my Mac and it has been kicked off the App Store. All this without notifying or reimbursing me. No updates to if or when it's coming back.
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Cleaner Pro works as a separate app and costs $19.99 USD for a one-time purchase on Mac App Store. The price is almost unbeatable considering the massive value and features the app is able to offer. So, if your Mac is lacking in storage space or you’re looking for a system optimizer app to handle certain tasks for efficiency, give Dr. Cleaner a try. I present to you Dr. Cleaner Pro for Mac. Some of you might heard of it a few years back, either way, this version of Dr Cleaner is the best one yet if you are looking to speed up your Mac instantly while at the same time protecting it against other problems. Let’s find out what else makes this app a must download. May 14, 2018 Also, apps outside the App Store cannot provide a quick update when a new macOS is released. After you upgrade your system, these apps may fail to start or even make the entire system crash. To free up disk space, use Dr. Cleaner as it’s the best Mac Memory and Disk Space Cleaner in the App Store.
Smart Memory Optimizer
• 1-click memory optimization
• Instantly reclaim memory from closed Apps
• Identify Apps that use a significant amount of memory
Junk Files Cleaner
• Quick disk clean from status bar menu
• Clean temporary files, including logs, mail caches, iTunes and iOS temporary files, etc. Empty Trash for current user
• Detect remaining files after deleting Apps
• Clean trash in removable storage
Duplicate Files Finder
• Thorough and quick scan — fast and accurate scanning technique covers your entire home folder
• Smart and accurate selection — duplicates are selected not only by file names but also by their contents. Files are shown in detailed previews. It can also help you “”decide”” which copy to delete by presenting “”Auto Select”” button
• Easy and safe decision — duplicates can be sorted by file type and listed in their full route for you to track. You can decide which way to clean these files; either by sending them to Trash or deleting them permanently
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Intelligent App Uninstaller
• Auto-clean leftovers of deleted Apps
• Manage all the applications installed on your Mac easily
• View all the information of applications installed on your Mac clearly and easily
• List all the applications installed on your Mac by name, size, and last opened date
• Remove applications on your Mac easily and completely
• Remove all the associated files of uninstalled applications
Big Files Scanner
• 1-click scan of big files
• Multiple filters of size, date, name and type
• Local files in sync with your cloud drives can also be found
* Important big files can be “”locked”” into the protected list to avoid accidental deletion
Install Dr. Cleaner Pro on MacOS
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By Malcolm Owen
Friday, September 07, 2018, 01:06 pm PT (04:06 pm ET)
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Security researchers have independently found apps 'exfiltrating' data to servers without the user's knowledge, all of which were available to download from Apple's Mac App Store. Each of the apps managed to get past Apple's submission process for the store and were available to download alongside other legitimate apps. MalwareBytes reports that, in some cases, the data is dispatched to servers in China, a country that doesn't require the same stringent storage requirements as the United States or European countries for personal data. In cases like these, it is highly likely the data is being used for malicious purposes.
The biggest app of the list is Adware Doctor, which topped the chart for paid utilities in the Mac App Store, before being removed after the reports about it first emerged on Friday. The app claims to remove adware threats from a Mac, including extensions and cookies in browsers, but Patrick Wardle advises the 'cleaning' process involves collecting the browsing history of the user, as well as a list of all running processes, and a list of software downloaded to the Mac.
While Apple has processes in place to prevent apps from accessing data it did not have permission to view, the app uses a loophole to work around the restrictions.
The app is also a clone of Adware Medic, which surfaced in 2015 as a copy of an app of the same name, originally created by the developer of MalwareBytes for Mac. At the time, the app was removed after Apple was informed, but returned with a new name, with MalwareBytes repeatedly fighting to take down clones of the app from the same company that keep appearing in the store.
Shortly after news of the app's malware nature circulated around other security researchers, the chinese server went offline, preventing other data from being sent off, but not halting the local collection of data for future dispatches. Wardle also advised to Apple about the app in early August, but the app has only just been removed from the Mac App Store, one month later.
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A second app, Open Any Files, takes over a system's ability to handle documents that are not associated with an existing app, using the opportunity to advertise other apps that supposedly could open files. Aside from the extra affiliate-based behavior, the app was also found to have similar characteristics to Adware Doctor, in acquiring the browsing and search history of Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, as well as the App Store.
While the app was reported to Apple in December 2017, it is still available to download from the Mac App Store.
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Dr. Antivirus, discovered through Open Any Files, performs similar data collection but with limitations, restricted by macOS. The same data was collected and exfiltrated, but with the addition of a file detailing metadata of every application installed on the Mac.The same developer created Dr. Cleaner, which again collected data from the user's Mac and sent it to a specific address.
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The discoveries of the malware calls into question the safety of apps available from the Mac App Store, and Apple's ability to make sure they are safe before making them available to purchase or download. According to Malwarebytes, the company has reported such instances of malware to Apple for 'years,' with barely any immediate actions undertaken to remove the offending apps.There is also the issue of developers found to be distributing malware failing to be blocked from the Mac App Store, as the creators are sometimes able to bring the exact same apps back to the store in a short space of time.
MalwareBytes encourages users to 'treat the App Store just like you would any other download location: as potentially dangerous.' While free apps may seem harmless, 'if you have to give that app access to any of your data as part of its expected functionality, you can't know how it will use that data.'