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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I start using AdGuard on Windows after installation?

Launch the app, create a license or start a trial, then enable protection in the main dashboard to start blocking ads and filtering traffic.

Do I need an internet connection to use AdGuard effectively?

Yes, an active internet connection is required initially for updates, license validation, and real-time filtering to ensure optimal protection.

How does AdGuard block ads across different browsers and apps?

AdGuard filters all network traffic at the system level, regardless of browser or app, providing comprehensive ad blocking and privacy protection.

Can I customize which ads or sites are blocked?

Yes, you can add custom blocklists and settings in Settings > Filtering > User rules to tailor ad blocking and content filtering.

How does AdGuard protect my privacy during browsing?

It blocks trackers, third-party cookies, and malicious sites using a constantly updated database, preventing data collection and scam access.

What is DNS protection, and how do I configure it?

DNS protection encrypts DNS queries for privacy. Go to Settings > DNS Settings, select a trusted DNS or add your own, and enable DNS filtering.

How can I control content filtering for my children?

Use Parental Control in Settings, enable filtering, and customize blocklists or hide adult sites in search results to protect young users.

What are the differences between trial and paid licenses?

The trial offers full features for 3 or 14 days; a license provides ongoing protection. Purchase via Settings > License, with options for 1-year or Lifetime.

How do I upgrade from trial to a paid license?

Go to Settings > License, select 'Buy Now' to purchase a subscription or license on the AdGuard website, and activate it within the app.

What should I do if AdGuard is not blocking ads properly?

Check the filtering settings, ensure your license or trial is active, and restart the app to refresh filters and ensure proper ad blocking.

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