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frontpageIzzy138 | Staff posted Jul 31, 2025 09:55 PM
frontpageIzzy138 | Staff posted Jul 31, 2025 09:55 PM

5-Year AdGuard VPN Subscription + Lifetime Ad Blocker Family Security Suite

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$31

$440

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StackSocial has 5-Year AdGuard VPN Subscription + Lifetime Ad Blocker Family Security Suite (Digital Delivery) for $49.99 - $18.59 when you apply coupon code ADSAVE at checkout = $31.40.

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  • Simultaneous connection on up to 10 devices.
  • Access to servers in all locations.
  • Light-speed servers for uninterrupted browsing.
  • Unlimited data for endless streaming and downloading.
  • No logs policy to ensure your data stays private.
  • Available on all platforms, including iOS, Android, and Google Chrome.

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StackSocial has 5-Year AdGuard VPN Subscription + Lifetime Ad Blocker Family Security Suite (Digital Delivery) for $49.99 - $18.59 when you apply coupon code ADSAVE at checkout = $31.40.

Thanks to staff member Izzy138 for finding this deal.

Details:
  • Simultaneous connection on up to 10 devices.
  • Access to servers in all locations.
  • Light-speed servers for uninterrupted browsing.
  • Unlimited data for endless streaming and downloading.
  • No logs policy to ensure your data stays private.
  • Available on all platforms, including iOS, Android, and Google Chrome.

Editor's Notes

Written by ValPal2011 | Staff
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

Original Post

Written by Izzy138 | Staff

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overzeetop
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I was about to ask how it compares to SurfShark, but then I remembered that Google exists and Reddit still has users that participate, so:

https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...=231869418

Answer: 3.06; not great, not terrible (heh, sorry). 3.06/5 and well down the list of best VPNs with weak scores in Audited No Logs policy, Protocols supported, and number of servers; plus none of its servers are RAM-based, so there is a higher chance of data compromise if the servers are seized.

Edit: OTOH, it's 1/4 the cost of Surfshark and 1/6 the cost of Nord if you're just trying to buy stuff in other currencies or circumventing your local government's porn filters. I'm actually tempted to grab it as a backup since it has auto-launch and a killswitch option for unattended nautical adventures.
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never tried their vpn but i've used there ad blocking software for years & love it. I also use there home ad blocker (adguard home). I highly recommend it

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Jul 31, 2025 09:57 PM
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eduardmcJul 31, 2025 09:57 PM
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How ia adguard vpn compare to something like nordvpn?
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Jul 31, 2025 10:15 PM
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626OGJul 31, 2025 10:15 PM
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Quote from eduardmc :
How ia adguard vpn compare to something like nordvpn?
I'd say they're comparable in terms of performance. AdGuard is much better on price, clearly.
Last edited by 626OG July 31, 2025 at 03:23 PM.
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This is not a bad deal.
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Quote from eduardmc :
How ia adguard vpn compare to something like nordvpn?
Slow and cheap
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Anyone know if this stacks with existing lifetime sub, increasing device limit from 10 to 20? Getting close to 10 on old sub, running on all of my things
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I was about to ask how it compares to SurfShark, but then I remembered that Google exists and Reddit still has users that participate, so:

https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...=231869418

Answer: 3.06; not great, not terrible (heh, sorry). 3.06/5 and well down the list of best VPNs with weak scores in Audited No Logs policy, Protocols supported, and number of servers; plus none of its servers are RAM-based, so there is a higher chance of data compromise if the servers are seized.

Edit: OTOH, it's 1/4 the cost of Surfshark and 1/6 the cost of Nord if you're just trying to buy stuff in other currencies or circumventing your local government's porn filters. I'm actually tempted to grab it as a backup since it has auto-launch and a killswitch option for unattended nautical adventures.
Last edited by overzeetop August 1, 2025 at 05:16 AM.
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626OGYesterday 12:28 PM
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Quote from overzeetop :
I was about to ask how it compares to SurfShark, but then I remembered that Google exists and Reddit still has users that participate, so:https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...=231869418Answer: 3.06; not great, not terrible (heh, sorry). 3.06/5 and well down the list of best VPNs with weak scores in Audited No Logs policy, Protocols supported, and number of servers; plus none of its servers are RAM-based, so there is a higher chance of data compromise if the servers are seized.Edit: OTOH, it's 1/4 the cost of Surfshark and 1/6 the cost of Nord if you're just trying to buy stuff in other currencies or circumventing your local government's porn filters. I'm actually tempted to grab it as a backup since it has auto-launch and a killswitch option for unattended nautical adventures.
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NerdyClayYesterday 12:36 PM
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If the product is this much cheaper than the competition, there is a very real risk you are the product. Not saying that is 100% certain but if they were trying to get recurring customers, they wouldn't be doing a 5 year, they would be doing something shorter.
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never tried their vpn but i've used there ad blocking software for years & love it. I also use there home ad blocker (adguard home). I highly recommend it
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Quote from overzeetop :
I was about to ask how it compares to SurfShark, but then I remembered that Google exists and Reddit still has users that participate, so:https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...418Answer: 3.06; not great, not terrible (heh, sorry). 3.06/5 and well down the list of best VPNs with weak scores in Audited No Logs policy, Protocols supported, and number of servers; plus none of its servers are RAM-based, so there is a higher chance of data compromise if the servers are seized.Edit: OTOH, it's 1/4 the cost of Surfshark and 1/6 the cost of Nord if you're just trying to buy stuff in other currencies or circumventing your local government's porn filters. I'm actually tempted to grab it as a backup since it has auto-launch and a killswitch option for unattended nautical adventures.
I have surfshark & probably won't renew it. I've had all kinds of issue with it. I use it on MacOS, IOS, Windows, & Linux & I can tell there software is unreliable. For example on the ios client i had the protocol selected as "Automatic" & I would constantly be in my car with the vpn connect & have no internet which made my carplay not work (navigation & everything). Disconnecting from the vpn fixed it but then connecting to the vpn caused it to not work. What i found out (after much troubleshooting because i had no idea it was because of the protocol) if I changed protocol & told it to reconnect it would fix it. I then switched from "Automatic" to WireGuard. That definitely made it better but i still had issues. In the end I ended up had to change it to OpenVPN (TCP) to 100% fix the issue. This is something that shouldn't happen. That is just 1 issue i've had (there are more). Granted speeds have been great.
What i ended up doing was switching to tailiscale & using my as an exit node (so i was using my home as the vpn spot) & its worked great. Love tailscale!! Unless your doing something shady or you want to get around some type of geolocation block this should work for most people.
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RedElmoYesterday 02:24 PM
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How does the lifetime family ad blocker work? Like what ads does it block?
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Quote from AnatolyB :
Anyone know if this stacks with existing lifetime sub, increasing device limit from 10 to 20? Getting close to 10 on old sub, running on all of my things
I did exactly this last year. Yes, it increases your device limit to 20.
Another option, if you have a Raspberry Pi laying around, is to run Adguard Home (cost is free). This gives you network wide ad blocking without having to load Adguard on each device.
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Quote from RedElmo :
How does the lifetime family ad blocker work? Like what ads does it block?
It uses a variety of methods to block. 1 is to block at the dns level. So every request made to ad ad network will be block. If you allow it, it can even install a https cert so it can decrypt ssl/tls traffic so it can eliminate ads. It works great. There will occasionally be a few ads that will sneak through. For example google news on ads sometimes has them but it works great & most ads will be gone. One question i'm sure someone will ask is does it block youtube ads. That i'm not sure of. I have youtube premium so i don't have to worry about them.

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Quote from eduardmc :
How ia adguard vpn compare to something like nordvpn?

AdGuard staff and servers have historical ties to Russia. Some cybersecurity reviewers and pundits cite geopolitical risk and potential future privacy concerns
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