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Unfortunately Apple doesn't allow such plugins on iPhone. It comes full circle...

• reaperhulk 6y ago
  Apple has allowed content blockers in safari on iOS for several years.
  • Nextgrid 6y ago
    Which are much less powerful than uBlock Origin and only work in the browser (which isn't an issue on desktop, but on mobile a lot of the tracking is also done by apps, so blockers need to be more than just browser-focused).
• katsura 6y ago
  I use the Lockdown Privacy[0] app, it saves me from most of the ads, although, not from the cookie popups. It works pretty great and is open source. [0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lockdown-privacy/id1469783711 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lockdown-privacy/id1469783711
• grishka 6y ago
  Doesn't iOS 14 have DNSoTLS? You could use that to block ads system-wide. I've been doing this on Android with my own sever for several years now, and it's so surprisingly effective that I forget internet ads are a thing.