So I’m not sure what is better.Īll I can find is tons of tech articles and blog entries about how everyone should worry about the problem but don’t give a solution, and websites I have never heard of that promise to fix the problem, which at a glance don’t seem reputable or familiar. i changed it to happen automatically, but now I’m seeing that this article recommends not enabling automatic updates. Is is there a trustworthy malware tester to see if my computer was attacked? I feel skeptical about the software that shows up as a solution to this problem in page after page of google results.Īnother question, is it safer to let mac system preferences automatically update flash? I had it set so that it would notify me about updates.
I use adobe CC apps, and I remember a time when the manager would often throw up messages like this but it seems that they stopped doing that years ago, so you might be right. I removed the the flash player from Mac and reinstalled it and turned on automatic adobe updates, so I guess I’ll see if it happens again.
Half an an hour after doing the update it popped up again. It was very similar to the picture in the CNET link at the bottom of this post.
