I am an old guy and I sometimes visit AARP web sites. Today, this message box keeps on showing up; is it really from Apple and should I “allow”? Being the chicken type, I have been saying NO. The attachment is a screenshot of the message box.
Message box bogus on AARP web site?
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No, don't allow it. And download the free AdWare Medic app and run it to get rid of the adware you picked up. I stay away from anything AARP but for a different reason. 
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It's ok, you can say it.I stay away from anything AARP but for a different reason.
Repeat after me..."I'm old"
See that didn't hurt did it?
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