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For this the phone has to be rooted and the mobile version of a ads-blocking HOSTS file can be used. Here is an example: http://free-software-for-android.github.io/AdAway/

For mobile data, the DNS server would be provided by the telco. IfYou can remove the browser will take a proxy, then a content-filtering proxy IP can be provided in the APN used by the telco. See FAQ at above link.

For this the phone has to be rooted and the mobile version of a ads-blocking HOSTS file can be used. Here is an example: http://free-software-for-android.github.io/AdAway/

For mobile data, the DNS server would be provided by the telco. If the browser will take a proxy, then a content-filtering proxy IP can be used.

For this the phone has to be rooted and the mobile version of a ads-blocking HOSTS file can be used. Here is an example: http://free-software-for-android.github.io/AdAway/

For mobile data, the DNS server would be provided by the telco. You can remove the proxy provided in the APN used by the telco. See FAQ at above link.

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The Somberi
The Somberi
  • 302
  • 2
  • 6

For this the phone has to be rooted and the mobile version of a ads-blocking HOSTS file can be used. Here is an example: http://free-software-for-android.github.io/AdAway/

For mobile data, the DNS server would be provided by the telco. If the browser will take a proxy, then a content-filtering proxy IP can be used.