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using a dummy proxy is another approach to this problem. This is how Weblock works, which I'm pretty happy with. It seems to have almost no overhead on the devi
by krrrh 11y ago
using a dummy proxy is another approach to this problem. This is how Weblock works, which I'm pretty happy with. It seems to have almost no overhead on the device, though it only works for wifi connections.
- tomkinstinch 11y agoThe nice thing about MadBlocker using the VPN is that it works for cellular connections as well. I wonder why proxies would be wi-fi only. Do you know?
- krrrh 11y agoI guess it has to do with mobile carriers wanting more control over your connection. The same way that you can't change your DNS when on a mobile data connection, you can't specify a proxy server (except through a VPN profile).