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AdGuard Family Plan: Lifetime Subscription (Up to 9 Devices)

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StackSocial has AdGuard Family Plan: Lifetime Subscription (Up to 9 Devices) on sale for $15.18 when you apply promo code TAKE20 in cart.

Thanks to SD Staff f12_26 & community member MaroonHamster202 for finding this deal

Note, must apply the listed promo code in cart for discount to apply.

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About the Subscription
  • Lifetime Subscription
  • Unmatched Ad Blocking
  • Privacy Protection
  • Malware Protection
  • Parental Controls
  • Max Number of Devices Up to 9
  • Updates Included
  • Compatible for both Android/iOS OS

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  • Get rid of annoying ads & protect your device from malware w/ this advanced ad blocking subscription
  • Immediately after purchase, you'll receive your redemption code/instructions to redeem the code for the product
  • Activation code is only available through email; redeem within 30 days of purchase
  • Offer/plan is only available to new users
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  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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Update: This popular deal is still available with updated promo code

StackSocial has AdGuard Family Plan: Lifetime Subscription (Up to 9 Devices) on sale for $15.18 when you apply promo code TAKE20 in cart.

Thanks to SD Staff f12_26 & community member MaroonHamster202 for finding this deal

Note, must apply the listed promo code in cart for discount to apply.

Ensure that you select the 'Family' plan type

About the Subscription
  • Lifetime Subscription
  • Unmatched Ad Blocking
  • Privacy Protection
  • Malware Protection
  • Parental Controls
  • Max Number of Devices Up to 9
  • Updates Included
  • Compatible for both Android/iOS OS

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • Get rid of annoying ads & protect your device from malware w/ this advanced ad blocking subscription
  • Immediately after purchase, you'll receive your redemption code/instructions to redeem the code for the product
  • Activation code is only available through email; redeem within 30 days of purchase
  • Offer/plan is only available to new users
Additional Notes
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated

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szhu25
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The two software works together while you are in your home.
AdGuard filters website based on the filtering lists you enabled, and allow cosmetic filtering (aka, removing ads from a webpage when both loaded from the same source). AdGuard Home does DNS filtering and don't do cosmetic.
configsys
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If you have the ability to build/configure a Raspberry Pi computer, go with Pi-Hole.
Comcastrated
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AdGuard - ad blocker while away from home
PiHole - ad block at home
Revanced (or SmartTube for TV) - ad free youtube (android only)
ublock origin - Firefox, browser based ad blocker

I find I need to use all of these to block all ads... and a few still get by.

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If you have the ability to build/configure a Raspberry Pi computer, go with Pi-Hole.
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I have AdGuard Home running on my OpenWRT router. How does this compare?
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anywho
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Quote from Tyler54 :
Why do you say that? Just curious as I've been using this for a while, and it works great. Is there something better?
Likely cuz you don't have to pay to get the same functionality across your entire network using opnsense/pfsense or a dedicated raspberry pi device
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Does this include the browser extension?
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Quote from Buckyball60 :
Does this include the browser extension?
Yes. This is their OS based software that does cosmetic filtering, not the AdGuard Home product that does DNS, which is always free like Pi-Hole.

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Quote from sjr843 :
I have AdGuard Home running on my OpenWRT router. How does this compare?
The two software works together while you are in your home.
AdGuard filters website based on the filtering lists you enabled, and allow cosmetic filtering (aka, removing ads from a webpage when both loaded from the same source). AdGuard Home does DNS filtering and don't do cosmetic.
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Quote from anywho :
Likely cuz you don't have to pay to get the same functionality across your entire network using opnsense/pfsense or a dedicated raspberry pi device
So I do network wide blocking as well, but I used Adguard for my mobile devices when not at home. Are you running your cellular data usage through your house when outside the home to get the same functionality?

Just curious, and thanks for the feedback!
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Quote from Tyler54 :
So I do network wide blocking as well, but I used Adguard for my mobile devices when not at home. Are you running your cellular data usage through your house when outside the home to get the same functionality?

Just curious, and thanks for the feedback!
I know you didn't ask me directly, but I usually connect to my home network with a wireguard VPN running on my router to DNS filter my traffic with my AdGuard home also running on my router.
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I know you didn't ask me directly, but I usually connect to my home network with a wireguard VPN running on my router to DNS filter my traffic with my AdGuard home also running on my router.
I think AdGuard on mobile creates a local VPN, so don't think you can connect to that as well as a remote AdGuard home or pihole for dns filtering as well. But I could be wrong. Just my understanding.
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In the AdGuard settings under "Privacy and security" should I allow any of these or turn them off? Thanks.
  • Third party sign-in
  • Payment handlers
  • Protected content IDs
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Quote from sjr843 :
I think AdGuard on mobile creates a local VPN, so don't think you can connect to that as well as a remote AdGuard home or pihole for dns filtering as well. But I could be wrong. Just my understanding.
This is the weak link of Adguard: use local VPN.
The reason that I have stopped using Adguard (paid) version because of many sensitive services (apps, software, websites) refuse the connection while Adguard is ON.
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I might buy another one since I've maxed out the machines on my other lifetime. I love this thing, turn it on and literally nothing gets through.

I have a Boox Tab Ultra C and installed the app on it. It makes browsing the web so much better on an eink device since it strips out all the bullshit that bogs it down.
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Just use ublock origin
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