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Smart wearable devices have become an inalienable part of our lives. They help us to track our fitness, health and can literally save lives. But they are also insecure by design. Read this article to find out what you can do about it.

We put a lot of effort into developing an experimental browser extension that could meet all the requirements of Manifest V3 (Chrome's new extension API) and block ads properly within its tight confines. Read the article to find out what we went through and what we achieved.

We all have digital identities, but what happens to them after death? Will your digital alter ego be easy prey for scavengers scouring social media graveyards? Learn how to protect yourself in the digital afterlife.

Every year we hold a Back to school promo, and this year is no exception. Until September 4, you can buy any AdGuard license at a 40% discount, and a two-year AdGuard VPN subscription at an 80% discount.

A new twist in DuckDuckGo-Microsoft saga, Facebook discloses sensitive data to police (who’d have thought!), period tracking apps leak data, the king of secure messaging apps suffers in a breach and more in AdGuard’s digest.

Cookies may become easier to block or reject, but tracking methods are also evolving — 'fingerprinting' is one of them. Find out what it is and how you can protect yourself.

Smart TVs have upended the way we consume television content. They are luring us in with great picture quality and the promise of customized and seamless viewing, but they are also collecting and sharing our data. Find out how to make the most of your smart TV without compromising privacy.

Mobile carriers test a new tracking tool, Chrome clings to third-party cookies, Twitter is breached, Google is unwelcome in schools, smart cams rat out users, and more.

We all lead an increasingly digital lifestyle, and it is virtually impossible to unhook yourself from online services that are oh-so convenient. Yet, our tendency to share too much online is largely to blame for the rise of digital ID theft.

We've split the AdGuard Annoyances filter into five other filters to make the blocking of ads and other irritating objects even more customizable. Read here about what's changed and how you can use it.