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Block ads and boost your cybersecurity with this $35 deal

Enjoy a more private and peaceful internet experience with this AdGuard VPN and Ad Blocker Family Security Suite.

Block ads and boost your cybersecurity with this $35 deal

In a world where internet browsing can feel like a tedious chore, AdGuard has launched a deal to make browsing more private and seamless. The AdGuard VPN and Ad Blocker Family Security Suite now offers a 5-year subscription to AdGuard VPN and a lifetime subscription to the Ad Blocker Family Plan for just $34.97, a significant discount from the regular price of $439.39. This offer is available until November 1.

This package aims to tackle common internet issues such as pop-up ads, trackers, and online privacy concerns. By combining VPN protection and ad blocking, it offers a more streamlined browsing experience. The AdGuard VPN subscription provides up to 10 devices with encrypted internet access and a zero-logging policy, ensuring your online activity remains private. Additionally, it allows access to content from over 60 global locations, bypassing geographic restrictions.

The Ad Blocker Family Plan complements the VPN with a lifetime subscription, stopping ads on up to nine devices, including both Android and iOS. It also includes parental controls for added protection for younger users. With this AdGuard VPN and Ad Blocker Family Security Suite deal, you can enjoy an ad-free internet experience while boosting your cybersecurity, all for the price of one subscription.

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