Check-you-robot.site

Check-you-robot.site could start displaying notifications on your desktop if you click the Allow button as the website suggests. As you see, the site was classified as an adware server. It may show a message that says users ought to confirm that they are not robots by pressing a button called Allow. However, this button appears on a browser pop-up that claims the website wants to show notifications. If you think that third-party announcements on your screen might irritate you and do not want to see such content, you could click the Block button. If you clicked Allow instead and are searching for a way to remove Check-you-robot.site notifications from your screen, you could try our deletion instructions available below this article. We also recommend reading our full article if you want to learn more about this adware server.

It is always useful to know how things that you want to avoid might be spread. In this case, it is likely that the adware server could be promoted on various pop-ups, ads, file-sharing web pages, and so on. Thus, it is likely that Check-you-robot.site could be encountered by users who are not as careful as specialists recommend being while searching the Internet.

Firstly, it is advisable not to interact with any content unless you are one hundred percent sure that it is safe to do so. Thus, cautious surfing requires doing some research instead of clicking on things hastily. Naturally, if you search for something that you need only on reputable web pages, you will have to do less research. A fully updated browser and a legitimate antimalware tool would provide extra protection while browsing, which is why we recommend getting these things if you care about your system’s safety.

A picture of a robot and a couple of question marks next to it might be the first thing that you could see if you enter Check-you-robot.site. Next to the picture, there should be the following message written in black letters: “Click Allow if you are not a robot.” Even if you feel eager to do so, we do not recommend clicking Allow before you inspect the notification that displays it. Even though the adware server says that clicking it will confirm that you are not a robot, the pop-up does not mention it at all.

What it ought to say is that the website wants to show you notifications. Thus, before you decide which button to click (the pop-up displays a button called Block too), we recommend thinking if you want to receive notifications from Check-you-robot.site. Our researchers say that such content could show up on your desktop, which means it might be displayed even when you are not visiting the adware server. Also, it is likely that the website’s notifications could contain ads from various third parties. A content coming from multiple unknown sources might be dangerous, which is why it is advisable to be cautious with third-party advertisements.

If you decide you do not need notifications from Check-you-robot.site even though you clicked Allow, we can help you get rid of them. First, you could try to delete the permission that was provided to this adware server when you clicked Allow. All browser permission can be found if you access the right section of settings. If you need any help with this task, you could take a look at the instructions available below that show how to find and erase website permissions via Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.

In case the process seems too challenging, we advise installing a reliable antimalware tool. Performa a full system scan once it is ready to use and wait till the scanning is over. During it, the antimalware tool should detect the adware server. Of course, after the scan, you should be able to remove Check-you-robot.site data by pressing the displayed deletion button, and the notifications from this adware sever should stop.

Remove Check-you-robot.site notifications

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open Mozilla Firefox.
2. Copy and paste about:preferences#privacy into the address bar.
3. Click Enter and the Privacy & Security settings should load at once.
4. Find Permissions and locate Notifications.
5. Select Settings and find Check-you-robot.site permission.
6. Select Check-you-robot.site and tap Remove Website.
7. Choose Save Changes.
8. Relaunch the browser.

Google Chrome

1. Launch Google Chrome.
2. Copy and paste chrome://settings/content/notifications into the address bar.
3. Click Enter and the Notifications settings page should load at once.
4. Check the list located below the Allow section.
5. Locate the adware server and remove permissions for Check-you-robot.site.
6. Restart the browser.