Source: AdGuard
ASUS, a leading name in networking hardware, has partnered with AdGuard to integrate AdGuard DNS directly into its new line of Wi-Fi 7 routers. This collaboration brings effortless ad blocking and enhanced online security to users, right out of the box.
“The integration of AdGuard DNS into the ASUS WiFi 7 router lineup marks a significant milestone for our service at AdGuard,” says Andrey Fedorov, Chief Business Development Officer at AdGuard. “ASUS is one of the leading networking equipment manufacturers, and we’re excited that their users will now have built-in AdGuard protection against ads and threats.”
This means ASUS users can now enjoy a faster, safer, and ad-free online experience without the need for any extra configuration or third-party apps. Simply put, Wi-Fi 7 just got a whole lot better.
What’s the big deal about built-in AdGuard DNS?
- Effortless ad blocking: Say goodbye to annoying ads and pop-ups across all your devices.
- Enhanced privacy: AdGuard DNS prevents third-party trackers from monitoring your online activity.
- Improved security: Malicious websites and online threats are blocked at the DNS level.
- Family-friendly browsing: Parents can easily enable safe browsing for children, filtering out inappropriate content.
- Faster browsing: Enjoy a smoother, faster online experience with fewer distractions and quicker loading times.
With AdGuard DNS pre-installed, ASUS Wi-Fi 7 routers offer a significant advantage for users who want a secure and streamlined online experience. As Fedorov points out, this partnership “enables millions of users worldwide to experience a truly protected Internet.”
To learn more about ASUS routers with built-in AdGuard DNS, visit the ASUS website. For instructions on how to set up AdGuard DNS on your new ASUS router, check out these instructions on the ASUS support page.
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