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Meta AI glasses have revived concerns about covert recording and the erosion of consent in public spaces. The backlash points to a broader problem: what happens to privacy when cameras become almost indistinguishable from ordinary eyewear?

The 2026 FIFA World Cup introduced mandatory hydration breaks — which turned out to be more of ad breaks. So how much does Messi’s sip cost?

AdGuard for Mac v2.19 focuses on security and usability. Settings and userscripts are now protected by cryptography, and the onboarding process for new users is reworked.

There are many things that we do so often that we don’t even think twice about how they negatively affect our privacy. We selected nine of them to cover in this TechTok.

ABDS (ex AFDS) is officially happening, and this time we bring it to Copenhagen. Join is on November 3-4!

Meet the new AdGuard Mail Tracking Protection filter! It blocks requests used to track user activity in emails so tracking pixels can no longer silently report back to senders when you open a message.

The recent headlines have dramatized the situation quite a bit. So rather than add to the noise, let us walk you through an objective timeline of what has actually been happening.

How to watch World Cup 2026 is a question fans ask long before kickoff. But a good viewing experience is about more than finding a stream — it is about cutting ads, keeping your inbox under control, and staying secure.

AdGuard has been protecting its users for over 17 years now. How did the threats change over this time?

Think your ad blocker protects your privacy? New research suggests some popular browser extensions may be collecting, profiling, and even selling user data to advertisers. Here’s how to spot the red flags before you install.