Screen Boost is a potentially unwanted program, in other words a software that is not classified as dangerous by many antivirus because it’s not exactly a virus; it’s called “potentially unwanted” because it’s installed without us really knowing about it. Usually hidden within the optional features of freeware setup programs it easily enters our computers because almost no one takes the time to reject what’s offered as optional when installing something, and that’s how we end up with tons of useless programs like Screen Boost.
From the first moment Screen Boost is installed and running, it will start executing whatever it needs to fulfill its mission: to show as many ads as possible. Those ads are inserted in real time and directly onto the content of every website we visit, causing many bugs and execution problems whilst also ruining their visual look.
Screen Boost also acts like a spyware, analyzing and registering everything you do online from the websites you visit to every single web search you perform. With this data it’s easier to customize its ads so they match your preferences, and it will also be saved into commercial databases.
Screen Boost has some sort of official website, however it’s not available to download there. The only reason this website exists is to protect themselves from any legal action by making public their GCUs.
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