Andrey Meshkov

The recent headlines have dramatized the situation quite a bit. So rather than add to the noise, let us walk you through an objective timeline of what has actually been happening.

Andrey Meshkov, Co-Founder and CTO of AdGuard, sat down with Henry Fisher from TechLore to talk about the past, the present, and the future of ad blocking in general and the AdGuard’s role in it.

Apple has become the first company to publish a system-wide filtering API with it's URL filter. Andrey Meshkov dissects it to find out — is it any good?

Some time ago, we were contacted by a group fighting against online CSAM, demanding that AdGuard DNS blocks the Archive.today website. This was only the beginning of a much larger story…

Google has announced the end of its Privacy Sandbox initiative that was supposed to make online tracking for targeted advertising “more private.”

Dive into the story of how a small change made the filtering rules in Safari load up to 5 times faster.

While the headlines focus on publishers and alleged copyright violations, the bigger story is what this means for millions of ordinary users.

The US Department of Justice demands that Google sells Chrome and syndicates Google Search results. This will potentially have far-reaching consequences for the industry and ultimately regular users.

Mozilla, who has been positioning itself as a privacy champion and has backed it up many times with its actions, is pivoting into ad tech business. Can privacy and profit coexist?

The detention of Telegram's creator Pavel Durov can ensue consequences for privacy.