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TL;DR: Through 30 March, a lifetime subscription to AdGuard’s Family Plan is on sale for A$25 (reg. A$266) when you use the code GUARD20 at the Mashable Shop.


Online safety has never been more important, especially when it comes to protecting our families. As children spend more time online for both education and entertainment, the need for a reliable solution to safeguard them from the pitfalls of the web has become paramount.

AdGuard is a powerful tool designed to provide peace of mind for parents while offering a seamless browsing experience for the entire family. A lifetime subscription to the AdGuard Family Plan covers up to nine devices and is on sale for just A$25 (reg. A$266). That’s 90% off.

With its advanced ad-blocking module, AdGuard eliminates the constant barrage of annoying banners, intrusive pop-ups, and disruptive video ads that clutter your browsing experience. But AdGuard goes beyond just blocking ads; it also shields your family from harmful malware and phishing websites, acting as a fortress for your digital life.

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For parents, AdGuard’s parental control feature is a game-changer. It allows you to restrict access to inappropriate and adult content so your children can explore the internet in a safe and secure environment. Whether they are doing schoolwork or watching videos, you can rest easier knowing that they’re protected from the dangers lurking online.

AdGuard works across all your devices, from smartphones to tablets, covering both Android and iOS operating systems. And this lifetime subscription includes continuous updates and new features.

Mashable Deals

Jump on this chance to protect yourself online for life with the AdGuard Family Plan for just A$25 (reg. A$266) at the Mashable Shop. Just be sure to use code GUARD20 through 30 March at 11:59 p.m. PT.

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