[ProtectOurFreedom]

#1. Get and use an antivirus checker and run a scan on your machine.

[SamAdams76]

Assuming you are running a Microsoft OS, you might want to try the system restore feature (which puts Windows settings back to an earlier date). That should hopefully eliminate the virus.

I believe Apple OS may have a similar type feature.

But I would also consider moving away from the Facebook social media app. I only use X (formerly Twitter) and Truth Social.

[JSM_Liberty]

People on Reddit commenting about the same thing

https://www.reddit.com/r/facebook/comments/1b8wxpq/my_posts_to_my_profile_are_blank_i_posted/

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

What OS? When did the issue start happening? If Windows, do you have a restore point from BEFORE the issue started?

Also, download and run MalwareBytes and scan the whole system. Have it remove what it finds...AFTER running a System Restore point.

[RoosterRedux]

I recently bought a new computer and found out that McAfee was not easily deleted (and it was responsible for all kinds of unwanted messages).

I don't know if this is your problem, but I ultimately had to download a McAfee removal tool (from McAfee) to clean it off my computer.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Sounds more like an adware problem than a full-out virus problem.

First, try a full scan with Microsoft’s security tools.

Then download and run some adware tools. Malwarebytes comes to mind.

[drSteve78]

Take it out to the forest and shoot it. Technology is bad for you. 🤭

[Red Badger]

1. Get CCleaner and

https://www.ccleaner.com/

https://www.glarysoft.com/

free editions.

2. Use them.

No more ‘problems’..............

[Dead Corpse]

Clean out all the files you can in the C:\Windows\Temp and C:\Users\*yourusername*\appdata\local\temp directories. There will be a couple of system files that it won’t let you delete, but just skip those and clear out the rest. Ctl-A. Del.

Next... In your web browser, clear the cache. Saved passwords can be kept, junk everything else.

Lastly, run an anti-virus. From a bootable USB key if you can find one. Kaspersky, Sophos, BitDefender, McAfee... Gods forbid you have to use Norton... but it’s better than nothing.

If none of that works... You are looking at rolling back your system to a restore point or even doing a full OS reload...

[z3n]

[Openurmind]

https://malware.guide/adware/remove-squipisioncha-co-in-virus-removal-guide/

[webheart]

Clear your browser history and cookies

[nuconvert]

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[lefty-lie-spy]

Dump Windows. It IS the virus.

[daniel1212]

In the Run command (Windows key and r key) paste C:\Windows\System32\rstrui.exe

Revert to last known good date.

If you have no restore points, use other methods, then Run,
C:\Windows\System32\SystemPropertiesProtection.exe
Select C drive and Configure and allow about 20GB or more. Repeat after each Windows update.

Also, for about $20 maybe you can buy a 256 or larger SSD and USB adapter. And install free back up software (personal, non-commercial) and choose the USB drive for the target of the back up, and disconnect it later after shutdown. Only connect it later to restore.

There is Hasleo Backup Suite Free

There is also EaseUS Todo Backup Free which is highly recommended yet heavy on ads.

I have also used the free MiniTool Partition Wizard which goes beyond simple back ups. https://www.techradar.com/best/best-free-backup-software says, The free software lets you Resize partitions, Copy partitions, Create partitions, Extend Partitions, Split Partitions, Delete partitions, Format partitions, Convert partitions, Explore partitions, Hide partitions, Change drive letters, Set active partitions, Recover partitions.

And (from Germany) Paragon Backup & Recovery Community Edition free (https://www.paragon-software.com/backup-recovery/) "Backup files, folders, disks, OS. Restore from file and point. Schedule backups, backup/restore in WinPE" I used it to create a whose system compressed back up, to an external drives, via a simple GUI.

There is also Macirum Free trial.

I used to use AMOEI until I actually read more of its license, which states, "display or distribution of this SOFTWARE together with material that is...displaying prejudice based on religion,...sexual orientation...is strictly prohibited."

Which subjectively-defined terms could exclude most any opinions or statements on such, while the insistence on pushing such "wokeism" likely means it would in my case.

I thank God for and appreciate those who create such for good purposes.

[Songcraft]

bkmk

[ShadowAce]

1. Linux

2. Cancel Facebook

[mass55th]

I’ve only ever used Apple computers, and have never gotten a pop-up of that type from anyone. I do occasionally get fake McAfee emails claiming my account has expired, blah, blah, blah. I have never had McAfee installed on anyy of my Apple computers. The emails usually end up in my Junk mail. I’ve written special rules in Apple’s email program to automatically delete them based on the subject of the email, but every so often, they’ll send another email with a different subject title, and then I’ll create a new rule for that one too, and it be automatically deleted.

[TBP]

Now it won’t turn on my webcam.