Browser hijackers like the 2022 Dynamic List virus are generally seen as potentially unwanted programs or PUPs, which means that they don’t really benefit the end-user in any way, but they also lack the harmful properties of malware and computer viruses. Hence, the 2022 Dynamic List virus will not be able to directly damage your PC. Nevertheless, because of the endless amounts of ads that it exposes you to, along with the page redirects we mentioned earlier, there’s a risk of at some point landing on a page that’s not safe or downright dangerous. Thus, you could potentially land an infection with actual viruses like Trojans, ransomware, rooktits and more. With this in mind, it’s best to try and avoid interactions with any of the sponsored content that 2022 Dynamic List tries to push on you. Instead, it’s smarter, safer and even simply just more convenient to remove the software responsible for all this advertising nonsense.