How to disable Security HD?

Hello, I just bought my new tablet Lenovo Tab S8-50L. After the first time run, i find out, that in the pre-installed software is program called "Security HD". I understand the meaning of this software, but I really dont want to use it, and I also dont want to block up my notification list (for example I dont see anf Facebook notifications due to this program). So my question is - How to disable this bloody "Security HD"? It is pretty annoying! Thank you very much! PeterSlovakia / Poland

In particularly their is no disable function provided by mozilla. Their might have been ways in previous versions. But now it's Major topic discussed on the internet. Im having the same problem too, im not able to access some websites, and mostly which is dealt with money and trade.

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