Let’s be clear: Resetting a trial ad infinitum is a violation of AdGuard’s EULA (End User License Agreement) . Section 4.2 of their license states:
"The Trial Period is limited to one installation per household. Attempts to circumvent the Trial Period limitations through technical means constitute a breach of this agreement." adguard reset trial full
While no one has been sued for resetting a $20 software trial, AdGuard has the right to: Let’s be clear: Resetting a trial ad infinitum
Furthermore, if you are using AdGuard for business purposes (e.g., on a work laptop), resetting a trial is considered software piracy under copyright law in the EU and US. "The Trial Period is limited to one installation
A: Much harder. macOS Sandboxing prevents user-level deletion of license tokens. You would need to use a Packet Filtering tool like Little Snitch to block AdGuard’s license validation servers (e.g., license.adguard.com and trial.adguard.com). This can break the app’s filtering engine.
Instead of constantly resetting trials (which takes 10–15 minutes every 2 weeks), consider:
Resetting a trial repeatedly is a cat-and-mouse game. Every few months, AdGuard patches the reset methods. If you value your time, just buy the license.