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TechTok #3. Curating your search results, using AI to block streaming ads, and dealing with QUIC
In this edition of TechTok we answer your ad blocking-related questions: how to hide certain search results, whether AI can block streaming ads, and what to do with ads sent over QUIC.
Protecting privacy in the cookieless era — what is ID bridging and how to protect yourself
ID bridging is a new tracking method that will likely replace third-party cookies. What is it? And how to protect yourself from it?
What happened to Custom filters and Quick Fixes filter, or the impact of MV3 policies
Chrome’s policies forced us to remove important features from the MV3 extension. We’re already working on solutions: you can find more details in this post.
What is an email thread?
Discover what an email thread or chain is, how it organizes conversations into a single view, and why it's essential for efficient communication in modern email platforms.
How to hide your email address
Learn how to hide your email address to safeguard your privacy. Discover effective methods to protect your personal information from unwanted exposure online.
Data Privacy Day at AdGuard: up to 80% off
We're not here to tell you how to live your life online. We just give you tools to stay in control. And in honor of Data Privacy Day, you can get Ad Blocker and VPN at a discount.
Should you be always connected to a VPN? Answering more of your questions
Should you be always connected to a VPN? What about times when you are about to use a banking app? We answer your questions in the new edition of AdGuard's TechTok.
AdGuard tracker report: December 2024. How much is your traffic contaminated?
As bad as ads are, every ad brings along a tracking script. This is AdGuard's traditional ad tracker report, where we look into how many ad trackers there are in different countries' traffic.
Twitch is going after ad blockers the way YouTube did: what is going to happen now?
Twitch is pushing back against ad blocking users on the platform. For now it urges them to disable ad blockers, just like YouTube once did.
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