How to avoid ads on Android devices

Advertisers need a powerful platform like Google to target users with ads, and a large number of users may complain about the many adverts that follow them. Here's how to avoid ads on Android devices.


Use ADBLOCK browser for Android devices
Adblock is not a new name in the world of the Internet. It originated from the basic pop-up blocker, and today it has a stand-alone browser that has the ability to detect and stop ads from any web page.

The functionality of the Adblock browser for Android devices is very simple. When a user enters a website address, the browser downloads the content of the web page and then filters out all the content associated with the ads before making it accessible to the user. As a result, the web pages the user sees are free of ads.

As for desktop computers, there are a number of plugins available for common browsers like Chrome, Firefox and EDGE. Smartphones work a bit differently, so users need an independent solution to make things work.

Use Google Chrome browser for Android devices
Everyone knows that Google Chrome is a great browser, but we do not know that this browser comes with some great features, which can help you save a lot of ads without having to rely on third-party extensions or software.

Block pop-up ads
Of all formats or ads, pop-ups are the real separation tool, as advertisers try to grab your attention by opening a new tab, which can be very annoying.

Fortunately, Chrome for Android comes with a built-in pop-up blocker, where you can get rid of so many annoying ads, here's how to enable it:

• Open the Chrome browser settings by accessing the list of three points in the top right corner of the screen, then choose Settings to continue.
• From the options that appear, select the location settings, and then choose Pop-ups. If the option is enabled, select this tab and disable pop-ups for all sites.

Use data-saving mode

Another great way to avoid ads while using Chrome is to use data-saving mode. In this mode, Chrome will automatically compress all aspects of the web page.

In this way, the Chrome browser essentially takes away the rich, interactive content of the data, and provides a web page that looks simple and contains all the information and does not contain any nuances.

If you do not mind advertising, this is a different story altogether. You can simply skip this option, but if you want a clutter-free experience, enable data provision, and follow these steps:

• Open Chrome Settings by accessing the three-point list in the top right corner of the screen, then choose Settings to continue.
• From the options in front of you, select Save data, and turn on the key.

Now every time you open a web page, Google will first compress it using its servers and then open it on your phone.

Still far from the ideal solution

While these tools can provide you with a lot of ad visibility, there is no perfect system to bypass ads completely, and each time a new system is created to bypass ads, the companies that pay the most for these ads offer a new way to reach us.

One way to bypass ad blocking services is that websites have installed codes that can detect ad blocking tools and automatically block any device that uses ad blocking tools and will not display their content on the user until they disable the ad blocking service.

But when we look at the user's eye, we'd like to have an option that gives us the ability to choose whether or not we want to see ads, but new ways to avoid ads will continue to appear and we'll continue to look for new ways to kill them.