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Adblocking is available on mobile platforms.

• geekamongus 11y ago
  Ghostery browser FTW.
  • ATsch 11y ago
    I have bad news for you, Ghosterys privacy policy and T&C allows them to sell data about your browsing activity to third parties. I'll link them here once I get home and off my throttled connection.
    • mikegioia 11y ago
      If you're talking about Ghostrank than that's totally opt-in. If you're not then I'll need to see some evidence of this because their privacy policy mentions nothing about selling browsing habits: https://www.ghostery.com/about-us/privacy-statements/ghostery-browser-extension/ghostery-browser-extension-privacy-statement/ https://www.ghostery.com/about-us/privacy-statements/ghoster...
      • ATsch 11y ago
        It seems you are correct. However I remember having removed Ghostery from all of my Computers after reading their privacy policy. The current version looks to be fine.
  • aembleton 11y ago
    http://lifehacker.com/ad-blocking-extension-ghostery-actually-sells-data-to-a-514417864 http://lifehacker.com/ad-blocking-extension-ghostery-actuall...
    • geekamongus 11y ago
      As the article you linked to mentions, GhostRank is opt-in, and I am always careful to never opt in to it.
• idlewords 11y ago
  Carriers have been known to add unblockable identifiers to your mobile traffic, and sell that data.
• mtgx 11y ago
  Not really available on Android. Google is using the "not interfering with other apps" excuse to ban all adblockers from the store.
  • MikeNomad 11y ago
    Ghosted has a _web browser_ for Android. Works great on 5.1.1.
    • MikeNomad 11y ago
      $!#/# AutoCorrect... Ghostery has...
  • aianus 11y ago
    > Not really available on Android. Google is using the "not interfering with other apps" excuse to ban all adblockers from the store. Good thing Android isn't iOS and you can install whatever the hell you want, whether it's on the Play Store or not.