AdGuard Content Blocker
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No root requiredAdGuard Content Blocker does not require root access. It can be installed and run on any Android device — no need to go through the long, tiresome, and sometimes even dangerous process of rooting your phone or tablet.
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TransparentThe app is free and, in accordance with our company policy, it is open source. On GitHub you can not only see the source code, but also ask any questions and get answers directly from the developers.
Latest news
AdGuard v2.14 for Mac: enhanced ECH support and improved DNS-over-HTTPS requests filtering
AdGuard not affected in new YouTube crackdown on third-party ad-blocking apps
AdGuard v7.17 for Windows: on-the-fly DoH connection filtering
AdGuard v4.5.3 for iOS: improved filtering and DNS protection
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FAQ
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No. Google's policy doesn't allow any system-level ad blockers inside the Google Play Store, only content blockers. They are fine at blocking ads in a specific browser, but they lack flexibility and have significantly fewer tools at their disposal. The primary AdGuard for Android app is much more functional and can block ads in all browsers and even in other apps.
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You can find an overview of all the key functions of AdGuard content blocker in this article.
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See the installation instructions for AdGuard Content Blocker in our Knowledge Base.
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Of course, our friendly support team will be glad to assist you 24/7. If you have any questions, just contact us at support@adguard.com. But please check this section first: 90% of questions are already answered here.