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01-05-2022 08:41 PM (Last edited 01-05-2022 08:47 PM ) in
Galaxy SThere are no ads in Samsung's own official apps.
See..it's the official weather app of Samsung and it doesn't show ads...👇👇👇
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01-04-2022 09:39 PM in
Galaxy SGetting started is really easy:
1.) Open Settings --> Connections --> More connection settings --> Private DNS
2.) Check Private DNS provider hostname
3.) depending on what you want to enter either:
dns.adguard.com
dns-family.adguard.com (To block adult sites) dot-de.blahdns.com (small hobby project with adblock)
These are secure DNS servers that have integrated ad blocking.
4.) Press Save & enjoy ad-free browsing.
5.) An extra step for Chrome users: Open Chrome, type in chrome://flags search for async DNS resolver (#enable-async-dns) and choose disabled in the drop-down menu. Otherwise, chrome could use a built-in DNS resolver which does not block ads.
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