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submitted 5 months ago by SalamanderLevel6581@linux.community to c/privacy@lemmy.ml

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Hi everyone, I did stumble across adguard and was thinking about buying a family lifetime license (for the apps, not talking about adguard home here).

I really like that there is a tracking blocker included, the app looks clean and easy to use for all family members. They also have an app for android TV which might be interesting.

I trust on pihole and ublock origin, but I am unsure about aguard (in general unsure about privacy oriented companies). When it comes to privacy and security I always try to go for community-driven open source projects.

What are your opinions on adguard? You think it's safe/worth to use?

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[–] swayevenly@lemm.ee 1 points 5 months ago

Adguard is great for an extension and a free dns. I opened an account so see what else they have to offer and felt like I can get more out of creating something similar locally on a rasberry pi.