How mobile carriers make money off your data behind your back
We pay mobile operators a monthly fee to use the Internet and make calls. But it's not just our money we're paying with, it's also our data.
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AdGuard’s digest: Data brokers, slot machines, UFO hunting, and new Google privacy option
Californias to enjoy even more privacy rights, Amazon wants you to capture aliens, TikTok is no better than gambling, and Google unveils new privacy controls.
UK watchdog alerts: Snap’s AI chatbot jeopardizes privacy, especially for children
Snapchat's AI-powered chatbot, My AI, poses a potential threat to the privacy of users, particularly children, who make up about 20% of Snapchat's user base, a watchdog says.
AdGuard v7.15 for Windows: Now with HTTP/3 filtering
HTTP/3 filtering is once again the hero of the day! Following the Mac release, AdGuard 7.15 for Windows now also boasts this feature.
Meta’s rumored astronomical fee for Instagram and Facebook in EU: greedy much or just not serious?
Meta reportedly plans to charge nearly $20 for a combination of Facebook and Instagram on mobile devices without ads. They can't be serious. Here's why.
AdGuard v1.11.15 for Safari: At your service
We're on a mission to bring you a carefree browsing experience, and AdGuard v1.11.15 for Safari takes care of that.
Bing AI’s ads can trick you into downloading malware
Search engine results have been littered with "bad" ads that can trick users into downloading malware. Now they've come to Bing's AI-powered chatbot, and it's doubly bad.
Is ad-free streaming doomed?
Amazon Prime Video has become yet another streaming service to introduce an ad-supported tier and raise the price of the ad-free tier. Are we nearing the end of ad-free streaming?
AdGuard’s digest: Reddit becomes more ad-friendly, US spy law threatens privacy, as Apple urged to open up
Reddit removes opt-out from ad personalization based on activity, the EU puts pressure on Apple to open up its ecosystem, US surveillance law is finally challenged.
How cars spy on you: Most shocking takeaways from Mozilla's report
Modern automakers are hungry for your data, and once they get it, they are pretty generous with it. Mozilla's recent report exposed the spies on wheels — we bring you the best takeaways.
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