Adblocker have been useful and also a helping hand all this while to help mobile users disable ads on websites and App. However, today, am here to show you how to disable ads on mobile apps and sites without Downloading Adblocker App nor it alternative.
Although adblocker app has been useful all this while, but we shouldn’t ignore that it consumes data because of it functions as VPN. At times, we are forced to of the adblocker in other to make use of VPN. In other ways, VPN will disconnect the adblocker automatically while connecting.
Without being told, you know very well that you can’t make use of double vpn at a go. So, is either you connect the adblocker while your vpn is disconnected, or you connect your vpn while your adblocker is disconnected. Most times sites owner do impose JavaScript ad detector that will alert you to Disable Adblocker in other to view the site post.
This procedure am about to show you in less than a minute aren’t detectable. Awesomely, no external app is required and you can use it along with your vpn. On how to disable ads on mobile apps and sites without Downloading Adblocker App, no rooting access is required.
You can block ads in all places without rooting your phone. This simply means that it is working 100% without the need of rooting. Meanwhile, if you’re already a root user, you can also make use of this procedure without unrooting your device.
How to Disable Ads without External App
Without wasting much of your time, follow the instructions below accordingly.
Goto your phone Settings.
On the search box, input Private DNS (you can equally locate it on the network and connection side).
Click on it and select ‘Private DNS provider host’.
Input dns.adguard.com on the given box and save.
You are done! Now visit any site you know that is loaded with ads eg fastdrama.se and see the magic. You can also check on those apps with series of ads like WSS Streaming Android App and see how everything disappears.
Kindly be informed that Android 10 and Android 9 users have confirmed it working, while Android 8 user said he wasn’t able to see private DNS option on their mobile phone. You can equally try yours to confirm.
