Ad-blocking software works by comparing the content of a web page against the blacklist rule. That also may seem like more of a hassle for you if you’re looking for more of a user-friendly solution, in which case the app/subscription options are your best bet.An ad blocker is a software program that prevents intrusive adverts from displaying in a user’s browser. The only drawback there being it wouldn’t work when on mobile data, and you don’t get some of the app benefits like creating custom block lists or monitoring dns traffic, if you care about any of that. (You can even do it at the Wi-Fi router level if you want, and it will apply to every device on your network). I also do recommend trying the other commenters recommendation of changing your Wi-Fi dns settings, because you can set it to AdGuard’s dns servers and achieve virtually the same goal for free, and it can be done on pretty much any piece of technology you own. If i just had the pro iOS app, I wouldn’t be able to do that. For example I have the subscription, and because of that I can use AdGuard on both my iPhone and my windows laptop. The differences come in with the fact that the subscription is recurring payments, but it enables you to gain other benefits like multiple device use depending on your plan. You can buy the pro app and use it the exact same way (as far as I’m aware at least) as the free app (assuming you get the subscription with the free app).
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