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Thanks everyone, I'd greatly appreciate any help. That's why I wanted to ask you guys: is this ad having loaded despite McAfee's block a cause for concern? Should I assume I'm infected? Or is it normal that it didn't block it properly since I just closed the warning window without clicking any of its options? Is there perhaps some other reason behind it? Not to mention I don't know what kind of nifty types of malware might be out there these days. However if McAfee explicitly warned me about viewing the ad, then I should assume there was a good reason for that.

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I also know that many people say malware can't get on your phone that easily, and it's usually software from untrustworthy sources that's dangerous. I've done virus scans with 5 antimalware apps by now (by McAfee, Malwarebytes, Avast, Kaspersky and Eset) and they found nothing. And after all, if McAfee saw the ad as malicious and possibly infectuous, wasn't my phone put in harm's way when the ad managed to load?

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That's why I wanted to ask you guys: is this scenario likely? Or was it perhaps due to some other harmless reason? Was it maybe just due to me closing the McAfee warning prematurely without clicking any of its options? Is it normal that McAfee's blocking process would then not work properly and the ad would get a chance to load somewhere else? Or maybe it was due to how the site handles ads (if seeing an ad is a sort of 'requirement' to proceeding to videos, it automatically redirected the ad to the only other free window after not being able to display it)? Either way, I have no idea what exactly happened and this scares me.

This worries me, since to me this implies the ad realized it was being blocked and escaped to another window in order to still get a chance to infect me. So in both cases, regardless of McAfee preventing the ad to load in one window, it managed to load one in the other window anyway. I tried to replicate this whole scenario by deleting cookies/browser data and then repeating the steps, only this time did it load a diferent ad in the original window after I closed the McAfee warning window. I'm guessing it was only required to see their ads once to access its videos. After I closed this window as well, I accessed the site once more to see if it would load ads again, however it played the video normally without a pop-up this time around. But after I closed it, I saw that it had already loaded the ad in the first window instead - the one where the porn site was originally open. What happened next was strange though: I decided to not click any of the options that McAfee's warning window gave me (I think either going back or taking the risk were the options) and just closed this window instead, thinking that would take care of the problem. I would think it's a normal occurence that a porn site would load porn ads before you can watch its videos, even ones that are might be seen as malicious by antivirus programs. One of McAfee's features (SiteAdvisor I think it's called) blocked a pop-up ad that was triggered by me clicking play on a video, and displayed a warning screen in this new popped up window instead of the ad. I visited a porn site (pornhub) with chrome on my phone a few days ago.

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I'm running Android 5.1 on a Motorola Moto G phone and have the McAfee Mobile Security app (called 'Security and Power Booster -free' in my google play app list) installed.

I have a question regarding malware and malicious sites/ads, and getting infected by just browsing them.