Official response from AdGuard to SetApp allegations
AdGuard doesn't send any requests to RU servers and works in compliance with GDPR. However, we are ready to reimburse all affected users.
Andrey Meshkov
Co-founder and CTO of AdGuard.
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Privacy Sandbox on Android and how it will affect you
Google has announced a new suite of technologies for Android called Privacy Sandbox. What is it and how will it affect users' privacy? Andrey Meshkov, CTO and co-founder of AdGuard, answers. -
What Is Wrong With App Stores
Stores were invented to provide security and services to developers and users alike. But the monopoly and untransparent, rapidly changing rules of the main ecosystems halt creativity and innovation. -
The perfect ad blocker — what is it like?
The perfect ad blocker is the one that doesn't exist. Wait, what? Let's try to make sense of it with AdGuard's co-founder and CTO Andrey Meshkov. -
Objects in Manifest V3 are closer than they appear — and it's not good news
Manifest V3, a new API for Chrome browser extensions, is creeping up on us. It will change your favorite extensions for before you know it — and probably for the worse. -
How to setup AdGuard Home on a public server
This post explains in detail how to setup your own AdGuard Home on a public server, configure encryption and use it. -
How it works: looking inside the unique AdGuard VPN protocol
AdGuard VPN relies on a unique protocol developed by AdGuard specialists. Learn how it completely masks your VPN connection and improves connectivity. -
How to efficiently block YouTube ads in Safari
We found a simple and elegant solution to YouTube ads blocking in Safari AdGuard shortcut! See how it works and find the instructions on how to implement it. -
Gotta catch 'em all: how AdGuard scanned the entire web in search of hidden trackers
In pursuit of users' personal data, tracking companies invent more and more ways to violate your privacy. One of the tricky ones is CNAME-based trackers. AdGuard scanned the entire web to find all of them. -
PCM: Apple's new alternative to cookies
Cookies as a way to track users' ad-to-web activity are gradually becoming a thing of the past. Apple introduces PCM as a substitute — but how good is it? As it turns out, at least controversial.
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