AdGuard Blog

HP wants you to subscribe to a printing service instead of buying a printer. But the offer comes with strings attached and at the expense of your privacy.

There are browsers of all stripes, and each claims to be the most privacy-respecting. We've picked some, such as Firefox and Safari, and looked under their hood.

Police turns to push notifications data to trace suspects, Meta is creating a "smokescreen" in Europe, and Avast is accused of selling user data.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI is said to be preparing to take on Google with a new search product, A worthy challenger for Google Search, finally?

Toyota spies on drivers, Apple is breaking apps, Google is sued over sex shop searches, and US government want to protect the average Joe against deepfakes.

A number of popular apps have been taking advantage of a push notification feature on iOS to harvest users' device data.

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We bring you the new version of AdGuard Browser Extension with significant changes. We added the differential filters update.

Meta hints it won't pursue its own app store, US state privacy laws are weak because of lobbyists, AI-enabled surveillance costs an Italian city a fine.

Please welcome: an improved version of the first ad blocking extension that works on Manifest V3.