Who hates ads

If anyone hates ads well you're in luck because I do too and they got to stop ads on mobile phones

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Ad blockers for Instagram?

Like the title says, is it possible to block Instagram ads? Spotify too? The ads are becoming obnoxious.

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Custom filters for twitter?

Id like a filter to completely excise the popups asking to verify email address, and the ones heckling me to buy twitter blue or premium or whatever, but these popups do not show up regularly enough for me to piece together a hackjob. Can anybody that already got it post theirs? I really wanna pee in elons cornflakes for sending out a DMCA to xcancel.

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Umm... fuck you?

This just popped up while I was in the middle of typing a post on another page. Been using ABP for close on 20 years, but may have to walk away if it keeps up this shit. submitted by /u/TV5Fun [link] [comments]

Is YouTube getting way more aggressive with ad blockers lately?

Anyone else noticing this lately? Feels like YouTube is getting way better at catching ad blockers.

Something works fine for a while and then suddenly I'm getting warnings, videos not loading, or just weird playback issues. Kinda getting annoying having to keep switching things around. What are you guys using now? Anything still working reliably?

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removal of ads that have downloaded to my device so they can play when there's no internet?

Pretty self explanatory title. If you wanna give an answer tho thay would be great

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Want to block ads on Android? Start at the device level.

Ads aren't just annoying, sometimes they can introduce tracking, malicious redirects, phishing pages, and distracting content, especially on devices used for work or learning.

For managed Android devices, one approach is to block ads by endpoint-level web filtering rather than relying on a browser-specific ad blocker.

IT admins can Create a web filtering policy -> Block Mobile Advertisements and Web Advertisements categories -> Apply the policy to selected Android device profiles -> Monitor blocked traffic through logs.

The policies are enforced at the device level, so users don't have to configure an ad blocker themselves.

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