Being in IT support, a bit above tier one, we got lots of these. We have endpoint protection of course, but they do not react to this of course as it is not re

Being in IT support, a bit above tier one, we got lots of these. We have endpoint protection of course, but they do not react to this of course as it is not real. But you can turn it off in Chrome, Edge and Firefox over GPO or Intune policy. And/or push out ublock origin too :) if customer allows/wants.