"AdGuard VPN collects moderate amounts of device and system data for crash reporting and support purposes, but maintains strong privacy practices by not sharing or selling personal information to third parties and providing clear opt-out mechanisms. The primary risks stem from vague retention policies for most data types (beyond crash reports) and the collection of device identifiers that could theoretically enable device fingerprinting, though no evidence of such practice is documented."
adguard-vpn Privacy Concerns & Scorecard
Vague retention periods for most data types; only crash reports have a specified 30-day retention window
Basic identity data collected through account creation and OAuth integrations
No third-party sharing of personal data reported; crash reports and support data stored only on AdGuard's own servers
No advertising tracking or behavioral tracking mechanisms identified in the policy
Clear privacy contact method and data deletion process documented
No recommended actions at this time.
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Data Collection & Tracking
Personal Information Collected
Account creation, authentication, and communication
Crash reporting, technical support, and app diagnostics
Support troubleshooting and VPN service operation
Technical support, crash diagnostics, and app troubleshooting
App version compatibility assessment and technical support
AI & Data Training
adguard-vpn does not train AI on your content
Based on their public policy, your content is not used to train AI models.
How to Object
No opt-out available
This service does not currently provide a public way to opt out of AI training.
Why We Analyzed adguard-vpn
TrueTerms automatically audits privacy policies and data practices using advanced machine learning to keep you informed and protected. This scorecard is based on the latest available public terms of service and privacy policies as of 2026.