19216811.uno application notifications

mymacuser2023 wrote:

I'm fine removing that program but I only have that program as a response to my original issue;

What program?

The point is, "anti-malware" things don't help, and can cause additional problems of their own. Depending on what you installed, it may even be responsible for the Notifications you are encountering.

I was able to stop the incessant notifications, but I still have 19216811.uno listed on my system settings application notifications, it's just set to "off".

If it's on the list I assume the app is somewhere, but I can't find anything.

Read Stop unwanted Notifications - Apple Community.

There is no need to "scan" anything. Notifications are not viruses and they are not malware. Whatever you downloaded and installed, uninstall it according to its instructions. Rule 1 of Macs is don't install junk.

For me, it was not an application but clearing the cookies from Safari did the trick.

Hello mymacuser2023,

It sounds like this was a phishing attempt or pop up within Safari. To solve this, use the following steps to block pop-up ads in the app: Block pop-up ads and windows in Safari

Does this app show up when you search for it using Spotlight? Here's how you could do that on a Mac: Search with Spotlight on Mac (Select your macOS version at the top for the most relevant steps.)

You can scan the Mac using Malwarebytes: Mac Virus Scan | 2023 Mac Antivirus and Anti-Malware If it locates anything that needs to be removed, it will remove it and restart the Mac.

Let us know if that resolves this for you or not.

Take care.

Hi mymacuser2023,

The number 19216811, also shown as 192.168.0.1 is a default IP address used by many routers. You can do a free scan for any malware by using https://www.malwarebytes.com/

If you continue to have issues, reach out to Apple Support. You can reach them after walking through a few steps here: Get Support

Good luck!

Regrettably our Community Specialists have been led astray in this particular instance. I reiterate the need for you to stop scanning your Mac for anything. Do not install anything. Stop searching for a solution to a problem that does not exist. You will make things worse.

Uninstall whatever you installed. It's not helping, and neither are the other two replies you received.

You wrote,

"I done multiple viruses/malware scans and never find anything to remove."

Stop doing that. Uninstall whatever you installed.

If you want to fix the problem follow my instructions.

That worked for me removing the cookie.