In 2014 AdGuard Software Limited's products became available in Cyprus to where its headquarters were subsequently moved. ĪdGuard Software Limited was founded in 2009 in Moscow.

AdGuard is also available as a browser extension. AdGuard's DNS app supports Microsoft Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS. So I can buy one personal license (55.99) for three of them and 1 licence (15.Developed by AdGuard Software Limited, AdGuard offers open source, free, and shareware products. So, am I the only one confused? Or it it quite simple?Īnd I have 4 devices: a Mac, MacBook iPad, iPhone. so it's not included in the licence for Adguard which also has Aduard DNS. But what is this doing exactly? And how? Is it like AdGuard Home but without any custom filter lists? And is it the same on iPad/iPad with the Aduard app?Īnd what is this site? Its about Aduard DNS, which costs something. I tried the Aduard for Mac app, which has quite a lot of features for DNS filtering. What is the difference? On iPad it is only for iPad? And via the site it is for 3 devices? On AdGuards website there is a license for 55.99. But on my iPad it says on 'advanced protection' (no discount) life time 15,99. It's setup very strict (no meta and google tracking).īut then I thought: why so many things and different on different platforms? So I saw an easter discount for Aduard. At home I also use AdGuard Home for my Mac (and some other devices). Also on my Mac with custom elements that can be blocked. Anyway, it's also not fool proof, so I am using AdGuard Safari extension too. But strangely enough, it seems that it is using double data. It's an app with a local VPN which blocks ads and trackers systemwide on my iPhone en iPad.

A little introduction: I am using Lockdown Privacy.

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