If you're online at all these days, you don't need to be told about possible threats to both your device and your identity. Too many have us have already been alerted about our vital info popping up on the dark web, or at least seen how one infected website can slow down or harm our computer. With so many potential pitfalls, a single piece of antivirus software won't cut it.
AdGuard DNS is a multifaceted security solution that lets users customize their protection, and it's now an extra $5 off through Feb. 19 thanks to our Presidents' Day sale.
When you sign up for AdGuard, your internet traffic gets filtered through a new DNS that's focused on safety and anonymity. You'll notice right away on the front end how it blocks intrusive banner ads and pop-up videos, while on the back end it stops trackers from reporting your browsing habits back to advertisers and bad actors alike.
Using AdGuard, you can actually see the threats, with on-demand data reports on which sites tried to track you and when.
Parents have even more reasons to love the service. Subscriptions come with Adguard protection on up to 20 devices, including laptops, smartphones, tablets and routers. Settings can be tweaked on each one depending on the user.
You can establish parental controls that automatically shield kids from harmful content that pops up on popular sites like YouTube.
Parents can restrict search results and block problematic sites with a click. However you use the service, AdGuard can make things safer for the entire family and save countless headaches.
A five-year subscription to AdGuard DNS is currently on sale for $29.99 (reg. $719.64) but new users can get it for $24.97 if they sign up by Feb. 19.
StackSocial prices subject to change.
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