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It seems my Mac has been attacked by some malware, or something, and now all my google searches default to Bing. I've tried lots of online tutorials to get rid of it, without success. Does anyone know anyone local (or not, as I'm sure they could remote in), who could fix this for me? Obviously I'd pay, I'm just not sure how to find someone. 

 

 

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I highly recommend Adam Brown - who has worked wonders for my old mac many times.

He's very fairly priced, too. He usually sorts my computer and website issues out remotely but is based locally if you prefer an in person visit. Tel 07808 740328   [email protected] 

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