Are there updated rules?
*What could help German speakers?
You have to understand, because of the German court ruling (and AdGuard being an EU company) that posting filtering rules for any of those paywall sites *could* be enough for AdGuard to be sued. While the rules *may* not apply to the paywall portion (and just the anti-adblock portion), you have to remember they're using anti-adblock + paywall so the possible legal ramifications are VERY real in this case - they could sue for bypassing their anti-adblock.
The case is here not about to circumvent the paywall. They're also offering articles as a FREE content, there you doesn't need to pay for. And they're also blocking those FREE ones, that's the case here. And the "main-judge" said, that you MUST have access to free content, even with using AdBlockers. All the time before, as i used your AdGuard, i were able to read the free content. And for the "Bild+" articles, as example, there you have to pay for, it doesn't got touched by your blocker. I doesn't need to read the paid ones anyways, only the free ones. lol
But it's NOT a paywall. If you go to bild.de, and have an adblocker active, you are kindly asked to deactivate it in order to view the content. However, you do also have the option of buying a subscription for BILD+ content. The ruling makes no sense.
Some articles are marked with "BILD+" but you can still view a lot of the content without having to pay. A paywall is when you can only view ALL content after having paid for a subscription. This is not (yet) the case with bild.de
