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
Top Comments
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.
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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Nextdns (same lists as above minus threat identification) for mobile devices with private dns. No VPN is needed
Blocks most ads and trackers wherever I am
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I usually check the privacy settings on programs I install. Third parties don't need my info but this one looks different. Who is the third party signing in... me or someone else? Payment handlers might block me when I, for example, choose PayPal. Once I try the program, I'll probably be able to manually activate AdGuard when I want to block ads and leave it off all other times. Wonder if it works on SD ads? I guess I'll find out.
- Public servers: Adguard Public DNS or Mullvad Public DNS with block lists controlled by the respective providers
- NextDNS and adguard-dns: Free limited/paid services that allow you to customize the block lists.
I personally host blocky on a vps and use my own lists.Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
"AdGuard for iOS (AppStore free) is a rare app that can block YouTube ads not only in Safari, but also in the YouTube app.
To watch YouTube without ads on your iOS device do the following:
- Open the YouTube app.
- Choose a video and tap Share.
- Tap More, then select Block YouTube Ads (by AdGuard).
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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.
Same. Many web pages basically force me to turn it off and even the SlickDeals app won't open links when it's turned on. If you're getting this for mobile I suggest the Brave browser or DuckDuckGo and save your money. When it works it works well, but many sites can now detect it.
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The desktop pc version is better than the iPhone version, a lot more customizable options. I use it to block certain kinda websites and it does a better job than the WiFi router I have. But it's not a perfect solution. And anyone can change the DNS to adguards free dns service.
Its good for blocking adds in apps and websites. But it doesn't always block YouTube ads
Lately I think adguard has gotten worse because certain websites and apps the ads aren't blocking as well.
And some important websites I use, certain aspects of various websites I goto are getting blocked. Sorta like a false positive.
It's not a perfect solution but it's good for ads and also for families trying to protect your children from unwholesome influences.
Oh and I forgot. Sometimes it blocks slickdeals links which can get a little annoying
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Consider credit theft for example.