gamesFinder Search
The gamesFinder Search software from Myappzcenter.com is considered to be a clone of several other apps deployed by seemingly independent platforms. The gamesFinder Search functions identically to GamesMuze by Goamuze.com, iPlay Search by Bettersearchtools.com and gamesZone Search by Njoyapps.com. The gamesFinder Search application is published as a free browser extension on the Chrome Web store at Chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gamesfinder-search/cdphnbnmmdamamhmeomchgfaifkdnnhp. You can add the gamesFinder Search to Google Chrome, and you will need to grant it the following rights:
- Read and change all your data on the websites you visit.
- Show notifications.
- Change your search settings to Search.myappzcenter.com.
After installing the app, you will notice that the search results suggestions by the gamesFinder Search accompany the searches performed in the Omnibox. The search results are delivered by a customized Yahoo engine at h[tt]ps://search.yahoo[.]com/yhs/search?hspart=iba&hsimp=yhs-1&type=42ds_7094_CHW_EN&p=[search terms]. However, all search requests are directed to Search.myappzcenter.com first, and then the users are sent to Yahoo. The Search.myappzcenter.com gateway is identical to Games.eanswers.com, which is connected to several clones of gamesFinder Search. We have been monitoring the release of browser extensions connected to Eanswers.com, and you might want to know that gamesFinder Search is a slightly altered version of GamesMuze by Goamuze.com, the iPlay Search by bettersearchtools.com and the gamesZone Search by Njoyapps.com. The gamesFinder Search application is classified as a Potentially Unwanted Program (PUP) by Myappzcenter.co, which may be used by Eanswers.com to collect Internet history records from users and help marketers push relevant commercials on your screen. You may want to remove gamesFinder Search using a credible anti-spyware instrument to prevent redirects to Yahoo and stop the tracking by Myappzcenter.com.
