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We are happy to announce the release of AdGuard v2.12 for Mac! The new HTTP/3 filtering provides better user experience and privacy.

Cookies are both annoying and useful. Should we really block them? And if so, which cookies should we block?

Google is sued for selling user data, the UK backs down on the encryption-killing plans, Twitter (X) wants you to upload your government ID, and a not-so-crazy WhatsApp rumor.

Researchers say extensions that require broad access to your data, such as ad blockers and password managers, are dangerous. Is it really so? Depends.

France wants to force web browsers and DNS providers to block websites. This is a threat to Internet freedom and privacy.

Meta is reportedly about to launch paid, ad-free versions of Instagram and Facebook in the EU. In some ways, it could mark the end of an era and herald the demise of the ad-based revenue model. We explain what prompted the move.

EU users are given a chance to kick the social media habit — will they seize it? OpenAI faces mounting backlash from news media over data scraping, and WhatsApp is about to make your calls a little more private.

Ad blockers can help you enjoy a cleaner and faster online experience by removing annoying and intrusive ads. But that’s not all. A study found that ad blockers can also broaden your perspective and help online media to earn more.

In celebration of the learning spirit, we are rolling out our Back to School promo! Get ready for a safer, more focused, and efficient studying experience with AdGuard.

Large language models (LLM) are the heart of the modern generation of AI-powered chatbots. But will they help block ads in them?