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Apple phones have ad blocking, at least in the browser. Isn't there something for Android? Although yes ads are still an issue inside apps.
by Strom 6y ago
Apple phones have ad blocking, at least in the browser. Isn't there something for Android?
Although yes ads are still an issue inside apps.
- notRobot 6y agoFirefox on Android supports uBlock Origin. DNS-level ad blockers (such as PiHole or NextDNS) are another good option.
- chunkles 6y agoA blocking solution I've found very effective for android is dns based. It sets up a vpn connection and allows you to edit the host files that get listed on the device. https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66/releases https://github.com/julian-klode/dns66/releases
- achairapart 6y agoSince Android 9 you can setup a DoH (DNS over HTTPS) even without the vpn loophole. The setting is called "Private DNS" and may be even more battery-preserving.
- kubanczyk 6y agoAlso, Brave.