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Facebook against ad blockers
Today Facebook announced some truly sad news - the social network will now fight ad blockers.
What are the measures? Well, first of all the tech part itself will be altered, so that ad blockers couldn't detect and remove advertising on the desktop version of Facebook.
And secondly, the social network will update ad preferences tool. This tool shows what data is transferred to advertisers, why do you see specific ads, and it also gives opportunity to hide ads that you are not interested in. -
New AdGuard blog
Hello!
If you are a frequent Adguard blog visiter, you have already noticed a new design. That's right, we moved our blog to a different engine. It is now more clean, strict, but at the same time more cozy and intuitive (or at least we hope so). Let's have a really quick tour and talk about what will come next.
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AdGuard PRO for iOS (beta)
This time, we are going to present to you a new product for iOS - Adguard PRO. This is a first step towards system wide ad blocking on iOS. With a little luck, our app will be approved and we'll move further to make this true. -
New virus blocks calls to your bank, so you can't stop the theft
In old good (well, more or less) times, if a victim of cyber attack realised something's wrong, he/she could just call the bank to check if everything's all right and subsequently prevent theft.
But cyber criminals are always evolving. This time they've designed malware to block phone calls to your bank. How? Well, let us tell you, we found a nice article about it.
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China blocks ad blocking (updated)
Sad news from China. A total control over Advertising which was announced to be introduced in September actually means total ban of ad blockers. -
74% of Netflix Subscribers Would Rather Cancel Their Subscription Than See Ads
Well, and again users opinion is quite unanimous, when it comes to advertising. Recently, Netflix users were asked what they think about the introduction of ads. As you see in the title, they are not really happy with such option. -
AdGuard Content Blocker release
If you use one of these browsers on your Android device, give our new product a try. Here we describe how to install and how to use it. -
AdGuard for Mac v.1.3.0 release
Last Adguard for Mac version was released in February, so we felt a bit guilty and decided to release a new one! :) -
AdGuard for Android v.2.6 official release
You will find quite a lot of improvements and new features there. Last version introduced HTTPs filtering, and in this one we made it faster by A LOT! :) Now it is so much faster and more stable.
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