Fast Cleaner App Virus

Fast Cleaner App

Fast Cleaner App is an invasive Android software component responsible to steal users’ banking details on Android devices. Fast Cleaner App, phone booster and battery saver, affect Android devices and collecting telemetry data which later gets used for steal credentials.

Fast Cleaner App
The Fast Cleaner App virus

If Fast Cleaner App has entered your Android smartphone or tablet, you’ve probably noticed one or more of the above-mentioned symptoms. The good news is that Fast Cleaner App isn’t a virus that will directly damage your device. The bad news is that the longer the rogue software stays in the device, the higher the chances of getting exposed to malware or other hazardous online content.

Unwanted apps like Fast Cleaner App are collectively known as browser hijackers and their purpose is to aggressively promote certain sites or products by placing obstructive ads on the users’ screens. The obvious issue with this is the annoyance that comes from the ads. However, what’s an even bigger problem is that the content that gets promoted could sometimes be unsafe and even hazardous. Reputable sites, services, or products don’t need such aggressive advertising campaigns to reach more users. On the other hand, questionable and unsafe content often relies on this sort of advertising tactics in order to gain more popularity. For that reason, it is strongly recommended that you try to avoid interacting with any of the ads or sites that this malicious app exposes you to. In our guide posted right below, we will also show you a quick method to safely remove the hijacker from your device so that its ads and redirects cease to appear.

SUMMARY:

Name Fast Cleaner App
Type  Browser Hijacker
Danger Level Medium (nowhere near threats like Ransomware, but still a security risk)
Detection Tool

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Remove Fast Cleaner App Virus

If you have an Android virus, continue with the guide below.

If you have an iPhone virus, please use our iPhone Virus Removal guide.

If you have a Mac virus, please use our How to remove Ads on Mac guide.

If you have a Windows virus, please use our Windows Virus Removal guide.

Step1

Whether you use the default “Internet” App for browsing or a different browser like Chrome you need to go to:
Settings/More/Application Manager/All

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Locate the Browser/App in question and tap on it.

Step2

Now the method is effectively the same for users using both “Internet” and Chrome/Other Browsers, yet for more clarity we have provided instructions for both:

For “Internet” Browser Users:

Tap the Force Stop button.

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Now tap the Clear Data and Clear Cache Buttons.

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For Google Chrome Users:

Click on  Force Stop.

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Then click on Clear Data and Clear Cache.

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Step3

Restart your Browser. It might be a good idea to Reboot your Android device, just in case.

  • Important!

If you are still seeing Ads in your browser, it is likely they are generated by the websites you visit and there is nothing you can do about it.

However, if you are seeing Adverts outside of your internet browser, then one of your installed Apps contains the problematic Adware. In this case you need to take a look at this guide.

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About the author

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Brandon Skies

Brandon is a researcher and content creator in the fields of cyber-security and virtual privacy. Years of experience enable him to provide readers with important information and adequate solutions for the latest software and malware problems.

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