Healthy Days Hub

Healthy Days Hub might have the appearance of a practical application for those who are interested in healthy lifestyle, but we can assure you that installing it would be useless; also, using it could be dangerous. This application is classified as adware by security specialists, meaning that it will generate annoying pop-ups that might be harmful too. These pop-ups could show up on various websites while you search the Internet. What’s more, the application could come bundled with other unwanted programs. We advise you to remove Healthy Days Hub from your PC and scan your computer with a reliable security tool for other possible threats. If you want to know how this program entered your system or how it works, you should read the rest of the article as we will provide you the answers.

There are a lot of other similar applications, e.g. Healthy Days Hub is very similar to the potentially unwanted programs (PUP) NewsCert and Moneyzila. Consequently, they work and spread in a similar manner. While some of you downloaded this application from its official website, the others could have installed it unknowingly. The installer from the official site is bundled with potentially unwanted programs, but that does not mean Healthy Days Hub cannot come bundled with other programs from file-sharing websites. Also, our researchers have concluded that links to this adware can be displayed in modified search results. Therefore, there is a possibility you could have a browser hijacker on your system that promotes adware, PUPs, etc. through search results. So these are the main three ways of how this application can be spread.

If you are expecting Healthy Days Hub to display exclusive advises about how to stay or become healthier, you will be disappointed because the articles it shows belong to various websites that you could easily find on the Internet. Unfortunately, the main Healthy Days Hub activity is to show you ads based on your search results, visited pages, e-shops, and their items. This knowledge is gathered while using Internet Explorer’s DOMStorage, HTML cookies, and other ways that might be used by a third party too. This application advertises third party products and services and for that the program’s creators receive money. Also, the content from a third party is considered to be harmful to the user’s PC, because anyone could advertise anything. So, you could easily enter a fake e-shop and pay for non-existent products. For instance, it could be some rogue software pretending to be a useful program, but instead of legitimate software, you would download malware.

Moreover, this adware might send you ads using “short message service,” as it says in its Privacy Policy “We may make available a service either directly or through third parties by which you can receive commercial text messages on your wireless device via short message service (“SMS Service”).” and you would be charged for such messages. This would happen if you registered on their official website for some sort of membership that would provide you exclusive deals. Also, by doing so, you would give them your personal information, including your phone number and email address. Therefore, you should always read Privacy Policy carefully before registering to such websites and providing your personal information. Healthy Days Hub might look very deceiving, but as you see its primary goal is promoting ads and gathering money from your clicks.

Probably by now you see that there is no reason you should leave this application on your computer. As we said before the blog posts, which Healthy Days Hub displays can be easily found on the websites they belong to. Also, you can simply find other health-related blogs, sites, etc. on the Internet, but without any risk. Fortunately, you can remove this adware via Control Panel with only a few clicks, but if you need any guidance then follow our recommended removal steps. However, should you require more information about this application or any help with the program’s removal you can reach us via social media (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and YouTube).

Erase Healthy Days Hub via Control Panel

Windows 10 and Windows 8

1. Press Windows Key+R.
2. Type Control Panel and press OK.
3. Choose Uninstall a program.
4. Locate the adware and click Uninstall.

Windows 7 and Windows Vista

1. Go to the Start menu.
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Click on Uninstall a program.
4. Choose the program and click Uninstall.

Windows XP

1. Open Start and select Control Panel.
2. Choose Add or Remove Programs.
3. Find the application and pick Uninstall.