diff --git a/Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List.txt b/Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List.txt
index 65933756c..38b3fc9ca 100644
--- a/Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List.txt	
+++ b/Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List.txt	
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 [Adblock Plus 3.6]
 ! Title: 💊 Dandelion Sprout's Anti-Malware List
-! Version: 30June2021v1-Beta
+! Version: 05July2021v1-Beta
 ! Expires: 5 days
 ! Description: Most anti-malware lists are pretty big and can cover a 5- or 6-digit amount of specific domains. But my list hereby claims to remove more than 25% of all known malware sites with just a 2-digit amount of entries. This is mostly done by blocking top-level domains that have become devastatingly abused by spammers, usually because they allowed for free and uncontrolled domain registrations. There's also additional categories that cover unusual malware and phishing domains that very few other lists seem to cover.
 ! For other security-specific lists I've made, check out https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/tree/master/Special%20security%20lists
@@ -970,6 +970,12 @@ $csp=upgrade-insecure-requests,domain=apache.org|gnu.org|washington.edu|nyu.edu|
 ! ——— Good sites used to scan domains for malware or ads, and which should/must be allowlisted to avoid having entries in various filterlists interfere with their scanning ———
 @@||siteadvisor.com/sitereport.html^
 
+! ——— Offline-only apps trying to phone home ———
+!#if adguard
+! https://fosspost.org/audacity-is-now-a-spyware/
+*$app=audacity.exe|audacity.app
+!#endif
+
 ! ——— Dummy entry used to give myself credit, for when this list is used in large compilation hosts-type files (Although they are fully allowed by my licence to use this list, it'd be nice for me and end-users to see where it's being used, as a few of them do not credit their sources) ———
 ||if-a-large-hosts-file-contains-this-entry-then-it.uses-dandelion-sprouts-anti-malware-list-as-a-source-list.data^$doc