What is most likely happening when a user's browser frequently redirects to websites the user did not intend to visit?
There is excessive CPU usage
The internet connectivity is slow
The browser is affected by malware
Cookies are enabling pop-ups
Browser redirection often indicates that the browser is manipulated by malware or unwanted software, redirecting the user to unintended sites to generate ad revenue or spread more malware. This browser behavior is typically not caused by cookies, which are mainly used for tracking and storing user preferences. Slow internet connectivity can cause delays in loading websites but would not cause redirections. Excessive CPU usage might slow down a system overall but would not specifically cause the browser to redirect to other sites.
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