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Now that Daniel mentions CNN, it does seems like the downloads always start after I visit that site. Guess it's time to find a new place to check the news on my phone.
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Ditto, now that I think about it, it was a CNN article that was linked. Is there really nothing we can do about this? It seems, at the very least, they should alert us and allow us to opt out.
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This happened last night on my android note 5 on the sprint network. I had, earlier in the day, linked to a bleacher report article on peyton manning from cnn. It did had frames imbedded. Now, my internet browser has been hacked...when i attempt to visit yahoo, it hijacks to a different, but yahoo-looking (-ish...it's a bad fake). Pretty concerned on this.
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Happened to me too, also while visiting CNN website. Will be interested to know if anyone figures out a solution.
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I did figure out how to delete the file, at least (Samsung galaxy s5)
Settings \ Storage \ downloads \ find the file \ click and hold so a select button appears and when you select it a trash can will appear in the top right.
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Same thing happened to me yesterday. CNN article for me too, whaddya know?
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The question now is, how do we stop it from continuing to happen?
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CNN? Verizon? ...CNN? For the record I got it with an S6 Edge.
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Actually, for the record for me also, this happened to me on my Nexus 7
tablet which does not have cellular service. So this is definitely a CNN
problem. Good luck figuring out how to get them to stop their website from
doing it.
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