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TechTok #4. Learning the basics about DNS filtering and DNS privacy
In this edition of TechTok, we cover some basic questions about DNS filtering and DNS privacy. -
AdGuard DNS is now pre-installed in all ASUS Wi-Fi 7 routers
ASUS has integrated AdGuard DNS as a built-in feature in all of its Wi-Fi 7-compatible models. This enables users to enhance their online security and privacy effortlessly. -
Mastering parental controls in AdGuard products
In our quick guide to the parental control features in AdGuard, we’ll show you how you can keep your family safe online. -
Not watching TV? Does not matter, Roku will still serve you ads
Roku pursues a patent to display ads on external devices via HDMI, using user data and content recognition. This move could interrupt personal media experiences, raising privacy and user experience concerns. -
Unwanted product ads want to take over your Smart TV. That’s how to stop them
By introducing ads for physical products unrelated to our viewing experience, smart TVs are becoming more like the traditional TV we left behind. Read the article to learn how to get rid of these ads and what the pitfalls may be. -
What is DNS filtering
DNS filtering is implemented in AdGuard apps for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS. But what is it, why is it needed, and how to use it? You will find the answers in this article. -
AdGuard v7.6 for Windows: DNS-related goodies and compatibility with AdGuard VPN
A long time has passed since the last AdGuard for Windows update, but it will be worth the wait. v7.6 has new DNS-related features and compatibility with AdGuard VPN for Windows. -
Gotta catch 'em all: how AdGuard scanned the entire web in search of hidden trackers
In pursuit of users' personal data, tracking companies invent more and more ways to violate your privacy. One of the tricky ones is CNAME-based trackers. AdGuard scanned the entire web to find all of them. -
Apple allows apps to use Push notifications for ad purposes
Now apps from Apple's App Store can explicitly send ads in push notifications. How bad is it and how will AdGuard react to that?
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