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The AdGuard VPN for Android v2.16 release is a humble one — no grand ambitions, just a solid update. Inside you’ll find an updated VPN client, improved privacy, bug fixes, and a more balanced UI.

In AdGuard VPN for iOS v2.10, users can test all premium features during the trial, while under-the-hood updates and fixes improve the app’s overall stability.

This release brings better control, clearer information, and additional value for your interactions with AdGuard VPN Browser Extension. Let’s take a closer look at what’s behind these improvements.

Yoti, a British age verification company, has recently been fined a total of €950,000 for violating the GDPR. What makes this case genuinely unsettling is the line of work Yoti is in: age verification.

Over 400 privacy experts and researchers signed an open letter in which they outlined the risks of mandatory age-verification laws that gain traction all over the world.

Discord, like several other major platforms, has been facing mounting regulatory pressure to better protect minors from adult content...

We're excited to share that AdGuard VPN is now available as one of the first VPN browser extensions for the Meta Quest Browser. Whatever you do in your headset — browsing, shopping, or streaming — your connection and privacy are now protected

Our concern is not the principle — it’s enforcement. We don’t see how such a ban can be implemented without gutting user privacy

Our journey towards maximizing the app’s inclusiveness continues. In v2.9, we’ve added accessibility support for the Settings, App settings, DNS servers, and Support sections.

AdGuard VPN Browser Extension v2.8 is out! With this version, we are doing two things: expanding the range of supported browsers with Firefox for Android, and making a few small but necessary UI and visual improvements along the way.