March news digest

Ah, the month of March For some, its the time to welcome spring, while for others, it marks the subtle beginnings of fall. But for AdGuard, its privacy news season all year around! This month, we bring you updates on the ad-free Instagram and Facebook subscriptions, dig into more AI controversies, uncover the real scoop behind HPs subscription service, and more.

Meta is halving its fee for ad-free Instagram and Facebook in the EU. But the very premise of this generous offer is wrong.

AI has become an integral part of our lives, and companies are increasingly harnessing its power to offload essential tasks and replace workers. But the results are not pretty.

The journey of adapting our browser extensions to Manifest V3 is still on. Now the time has come for your faithful companion in ad-blocking: AdGuard Browser Assistant v1.4, fully adapted to MV3!

HP wants you to subscribe to a printing service instead of buying a printer. But the offer, made in the name of convenience, comes with strings attached and at the expense of your privacy.

There are browsers of all stripes, and each claims to be the most privacy-respecting. Weve picked some, such as Firefox and Safari, and looked under their hood.

Your YouTube viewing history, along with your phone number, email address, and other personal information, could end up in the wrong hands because of this government practice. Learn how to protect your privacy.

You wont be writing home about this release, but its still pretty useful. We fixed UX bugs, made general improvements, and updated the VPN client all to keep you safe online.