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Sadly requires root, which is a higher bar than I'm willing to clear.

• hobs 10y ago
  As the phone manufacturers are the same as the danguses adding ads everywhere, the only other option I can think of is to proxy your traffic through another service that does server side ad blocking, and that seems like quite a headache if you want to, for instance, unblock certain content.
  • majewsky 10y ago
    At least at home, I do DNS-level adblocking, which should be good enough for all devices that use the DNS resolver advertised by DHCP. (Source code is at https://github.com/majewsky/system-configuration/blob/master/holodeck-damogran.pkg.toml#L289-L407 https://github.com/majewsky/system-configuration/blob/master... if you want to copy this.)
• hackney 10y ago
  Well if you don't run a firewall, I use NetGuard, you could run adguard. The payed version will protect all your aps whereas the free one just protects a few browsers (which can be done easier with the browsers themselves).