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Written Review - Adguard for Windows
The IP is blacklisted. So, you will need to disable the Hide IP feature at least temporarily.
- Jan 14, 2015
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why would you remove the software version? any specific issues?
Edit: you can ignore the original question. I posted the question as you replied.
But would be interesting to know your thoughts on Adguard installer. There is a 6 months promo still available IIRC
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This! Also if you don't mind using the beta version you can have a key for that. Check their forum.
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Probably because Adguard uses a small ammount of IP's when you hide you real one, and they're used with malicious intentions. By the way, you got a lifetime license and removed the software?
EDIT: refreshed the website and saw the answer for the last question.
There's no reason to stop using it just because of that. Kinda like how everyone are free to use Tor even though a lot of bad guys are known to use it as well.
Sorry, I quoted that wrong way. I meant he would keep getting blocked from this site because Adguard uses just a little amount of ips when hiding the real one, and pretty sure they were used with malicious intentions. The removing stuff was a question to another statement he wrote.
I think we've all misunderstood posts. If i'm not mistaken, Azure thought i suggested to remove the software because it had just a few ip's on its database as to use when it hides the user's, when i was actually explaining Tornado why he was getting blacklisted on this site. And he told me getting blacklisted on a site because of a little ip database was not a solid reason to remove the software. (we all got mixed because i misquoted Tornado's post)
I wasn't referring to the license key. I thought @Morvotron was saying @Tornado removed Adguard because of the Hide IP feature.
It's okay. This kind of misunderstandings can happen, whether online or real-life.
guys could we please stop the discussion of the adguard premium "giveaway" @exterminator20 specifficaly asked some members here ( including me ) to forget the incident and to NOT speak about this in public! if you want to speak about it , please do so in a PM thanks for your cooperation and understanding!
Update: Certain information corrected.
Does Norton's 'delay at startup' feature work? I want MCShield but it really lags startup.
UPDATE: Disabled Adguard and added uBlock Origin.
Does Norton's 'delay at startup' feature work? I want MCShield but it really lags startup.
UPDATE: Disabled Adguard and added uBlock Origin.
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Just wanted a change and uBlock Origin is MUCH lighter with more malware blocking features, I will switch between them both
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i am trying to understand what sites you surf to be switching to ublock o, just because of malware blocking features.
Not because of that, but that is a good feature - I switched because I like its lightness AND features.
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i see. malware domains for me are blocked on DNS level for starters, so I am relatively not concerned at all.
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