Yes, you’ve already come to experience all the annoying consequences of having a browser hijacker in your system. But what you may not know about these program is that they may be silently monitoring your browsing patterns and collecting this data to optimize the display of their ads. This is done so that the ads generated on your screen are more appealing to you and you will, ideally, be more prone to interact with them. That way ChatSAI can generate profit for its developers. However, this data may be sold to third parties for various intents and purposes – without your knowledge or consent. And on top of that, this background activity does take its toll on your system resources, which can be quite detrimental to your computer’s performance in the long run. Last but not least, seeing as the quantities of generated ads and page redirects are so vast, nobody really keeps track or checks their safety. Hence, there’s a risk of at some point landing on an unsafe webpage or clicking on some infected or compromised ad or link. And as a result, you may come face to face with ransomware, Trojan horse viruses and other malicious code.