The more direct approach if you’re rooted: use App Manager, find your app, click the “X trackers” button in the header and if you still see adverts, look for any activities, services, receivers, that look like ads (usually highlighted).
For example (german):
There’s also Warden, which can do the same but more simplified. They use both Exodus Privacy.
They both edit the app directly, without any background services or VPNs.
I have pihole for DNS blocking. Unfortunately, many apps fall back to advertising their premium plans which is just as annoying and far more repetitive (looking at you, Duolingo).
What about in app ads? Especially the full screen ads on mobile apps.
If you’re on Android, go to settings and network, find and enable private dns mode using this host address
dns.adguard-dns.com
It should block the majority of ingame/inapp ads, etc
The more direct approach if you’re rooted: use App Manager, find your app, click the “X trackers” button in the header and if you still see adverts, look for any activities, services, receivers, that look like ads (usually highlighted).
For example (german):
There’s also Warden, which can do the same but more simplified. They use both Exodus Privacy.
They both edit the app directly, without any background services or VPNs.
I have pihole for DNS blocking. Unfortunately, many apps fall back to advertising their premium plans which is just as annoying and far more repetitive (looking at you, Duolingo).
I regret to say that I don’t know a solution for that; maybe someone here will know better if it’s possible to block built-in ads
Pi hole
Adaway if your phone is rooted. Pihole or dns adblocking otherwise
Don’t use apps with ads. F-droid exists
alternative to the already proposed solution is using adaway.
its obviously better if you are rooted but it runs well on unrooted phones too.