Stop companies seeing your online clicks — try our online tracking blocker

AVG AntiTrack removes cookies and blocks advertisers and websites from tracking your device’s unique digital fingerprint in real time. Try our anti-tracking software today.

30-day money-back guarantee

See what data our tracking blocker hides

We can show you what websites know about you the moment you visit them (don’t worry, we won’t save the info).

Your online privacy is at risk each day

70%

of websites track their visitors

1,000+

unique companies make their money stalking your online activity

3,000

random bits of information about you exist online – without your knowledge

99%

accuracy – which means these groups can always tell who you are

Companies use trackers to identify you online

The more you browse, the more info is added to your fingerprint, so it gets bigger — and more accurate. This makes it possible for websites to be 99% sure who you are, no matter if you’re logged in or not.

Our anti-tracking software blocks companies from using your device’s unique digital fingerprint to follow your online movements and habits.

Banking data
Browser settings
Device setup
Medical info
Web browsing history
Credit score
Family info
And lots, lots more

Get advertisers off your back with our tracking blocker

We stop tracking in one click

Once we detect someone’s trying to follow you, we’ll warn you and block them instantly — or we’ll make some fake fingerprints to throw them off.

We trick advertisers with fake digital fingerprints

Advertisers can only build a portfolio by connecting the dots as you browse. So our anti-tracking software for Windows makes sure they connect the wrong dots.

Don’t pay more than you have to

Prices online can be jacked up if retailers think you’ll be willing to pay. So we make sure to keep them guessing about your shopping habits.

Don’t get caught red-handed

AVG AntiTrack also deletes tracking cookies and browsing history, so people on your side of the screen don’t know what you do online either.

Anti-tracking software can help stop...

Online retailers raising prices

When advertisers and online retailers see all your info, they customize their offers to something they hope you’ll find more enticing. A unique shopping experience might not be so bad, except they also jack up prices if they think you’ll pay it.

Data miners selling your info

Data is the new gold, and it’s a lot easier to dig up: people who collect yours sell it for big bucks without your consent. And if selling your privacy isn’t bad enough, they can also leak information you don’t want the world to know.

Spoilsports ruining your fun

Notice how when you shop for something, you see ads for it all over the place? That’s no accident. And thanks to those customizable ads, it doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to figure out exactly what you do online.

Anti-tracking tools aren’t created equal

Some tools are simply better than others.
Fortunately, you can combine them, and we’d suggest pairing AntiTrack with a good VPN (like ours!)

	AntiTrack	Incognito/ Private mode
Hides your IP address what’s mine
Hides your true location what’s mine
Prevents snooping on public Wi-Fi
Get real time-security updates
Stops targeted ads		*
Clears tracking cookies from your device		*
Tells you whether you’re leaving tracks on the web
Blocks “fingerprinting” so no one can profile you
Tells you who/what is trying to track you
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* Only when you meticulously open and close your incognito session every time you visit a new page.

AVG AntiTrack

The simple way to get your privacy back

30-day money-back guarantee

Usage

For personal and family use only. Not for business or commercial use.

System Requirements

Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, 512 MB RAM, 100 MB free space
macOS 10.11 (El Capitan) or later, 500 MB free disk space
Supported browsers: Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera

Languages

For Windows: Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, and Turkish.

For Mac: English only.

For Android: Arabic, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese.

For iOS: Arabic, Chinese (traditional), Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why would I need anti-tracking software?

Protecting your online privacy is crucial in today’s world. You need to ensure third parties aren’t tracking your web activity, behavior, and browsing history with web tracking cookies to exploit you with targeted ads — or worse, accessing your sensitive personal data and banking information. Anti-tracking software can add more privacy to your online experience and ensure you aren’t being exploited by online tracking.

What is anti-tracking?

Anti-tracking refers to a specific type of software that enhances your online privacy. It blocks tenacious, hard-to-see online tracking technology like digital fingerprinting but also clears browser cookies. The software helps you stop organizations from using both these things as a means to collect data about your online browsing activity. This can prevent them from targeting you with online ads based on harvested data about your online habits.

AVG AntiTrack can do all these things and also alerts you whenever anyone attempts to use web tracking techniques against you. With both Windows and Mac support, AVG AntiTrack is a great option for all your computers and notebooks.

How can a tracker blocker protect my online privacy?

AVG AntiTrack is powerful anti-tracking software that warns you of any tracking attempts and tells you who’s trying to track you. It scrambles your digital fingerprint so that anyone who’s trying to monitor your online activities can’t access your data or target you with invasive ads. AVG AntiTrack also evaluates your online privacy and clears your browsing history and any tracking cookies stored in your device to prevent anyone from seeing which sites you’ve visited.

Who could be tracking me online?

Governments, employers, spouses, hackers, advertisers, and marketers are just a few of the groups who could potentially track your online activities. Companies like Facebook and Google collect your data after following you around the internet via web and ad tracking. They’ll then use this data to aid advertisers in targeting their ads to better match your perceived interests.

Is AVG AntiTrack the same as a VPN?

Although they both protect your online privacy, AVG AntiTrack is not a VPN. AVG Secure VPN encrypts your connection, disguises your IP address, and hides important details about you from your ISP. AVG AntiTrack scrambles your online fingerprint, removes traces of your online browsing activities, and cleans out tracking cookies. Using AVG AntiTrack alongside trusted VPN software is the best way to preserve your online privacy.

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