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The dominance of Google and Apple in the app store market is hurting developers and users alike. While the former have to endure high fees, delay updates and get rid of useful functionality, the latter have to foot the bill for them. It's high time the duopoly was questioned.

Disenchanted with Instagram, teens are joining BeReal, an app with a focus on authenticity, while those weary of the Twitter drama are flooding Mastodon. An end of an era?

Microsoft is sued over CoPilot, Apple’s privacy feature dumbfounds researchers, Signal gets Stories, Siri wants you to address it differently in the future, and more in AdGuard's digest.

Text-to-image artificial intelligence models are a hot topic of today, and deservedly so. The potential for their use is enormous, and the capabilities are fascinating. But their success can come at a high price for privacy. Find out why.

Elon Musk took over Twitter, sending its inhabitants, including advertisers, into panic. But as controversial as he seems, his plan to move Twitter away from an ad-based revenue model makes sense. The big question is whether it will work.

Meta has attacked iMessage, Apple’s in-built instant messaging service. CEO Mark Zuckeberg argued that WhatsApp is way more secure and private. There is a merit to the claim, but it is still flawed.

We're always looking forward to Halloween! This year we want to scare you a little bit with huge discounts and a scary-good game. Grab all the treats of AdGuard Halloween promo!

We are happy to finally present AdGuard v2.9.0 for Mac! This version delivers many changes and improvements that passed beta testing and are finally available to all users.

We've added Windows on ARM support, DoH request filtering, and the AdGuard VPN section, updated CoreLibs and DnsLibs, fixed some Assistant issues, and more.

WhatsApp takes a shot at Apple’s iMessage, Google gives search ads a makeover, Telegram spars with Germany, while Toyota makes a rookie mistake.