like I can't even play words with friends without it crashing due to damn ads...I'm runinng iho backside cm7 by jerryscript
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anyway to delete admob
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Have you tried ad free for Android. It blocks most ads I've seen in apps
It works for some apps I use but not all. Also seems to work less since I started using it.
Also please don't create threads in each section hoping for a faster answer...
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Doesn't block ads in words with friends.
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Why did you bump a thread that was created an hour before you posted?
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Nothing will catch all of the ads.
Some sites run their own ads, but even Admob changes server IPS on a regular basis to avoid these systems.
They are probably running and handling their own ads. Each ad server has to be added to the list, and most sites that run their own slide under the radar of ad blockers.
If you can find the server address you can firewall it off or block it from the host file.
Some sites run their own ads, but even Admob changes server IPS on a regular basis to avoid these systems.
They are probably running and handling their own ads. Each ad server has to be added to the list, and most sites that run their own slide under the radar of ad blockers.
If you can find the server address you can firewall it off or block it from the host file.
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I found a version without ads but I'm not sure if I would be breaking any forum rules by posting it.
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Re: amyway to delete admob
use apk manager to decompile the app. Then use geany or notepad++ to search through the .smali files for http and find all the web addresses it uses and block them in your hosts files or change them all to Google
use apk manager to decompile the app. Then use geany or notepad++ to search through the .smali files for http and find all the web addresses it uses and block them in your hosts files or change them all to Google
Re: amyway to delete admob
this site here looks like a good, currently updated (at least right now) source for a hosts file to block a TON of adservers.
Blocking Unwanted Parasites with a Hosts File
about halfway down the page, has a link labelled "To view the HOSTS file in plain text form."
download it in a real browser, and adb push it to /system/etc/ on your phone after adb remount...
or transfer it to your card and overwrite your /system/etc/hosts with it using root explorer, or terminal emulator, or some such.
it redirects the ad site requests to 127.0.0.1 (the local machine)
you can also use asadullah's suggestion above to add any missing sites to that if you want.
here, for the lazy, I'm providing a flashable zip to use in your recovery with the 7-23-2011 updated version of their hosts file. It may not completely cover your admob problem (haven't fully tested that yet but it definitely blocks some so far) but it's great in the browser. speeds up sites like xda quite a bit, even if it's still missing a few of the ad sites popped through the forums.
NOTE: even though the zip is supposed to be signed with a testkey, recovery won't flash it unless you turn off signature verification.
this site here looks like a good, currently updated (at least right now) source for a hosts file to block a TON of adservers.
Blocking Unwanted Parasites with a Hosts File
about halfway down the page, has a link labelled "To view the HOSTS file in plain text form."
download it in a real browser, and adb push it to /system/etc/ on your phone after adb remount...
or transfer it to your card and overwrite your /system/etc/hosts with it using root explorer, or terminal emulator, or some such.
it redirects the ad site requests to 127.0.0.1 (the local machine)
you can also use asadullah's suggestion above to add any missing sites to that if you want.
here, for the lazy, I'm providing a flashable zip to use in your recovery with the 7-23-2011 updated version of their hosts file. It may not completely cover your admob problem (haven't fully tested that yet but it definitely blocks some so far) but it's great in the browser. speeds up sites like xda quite a bit, even if it's still missing a few of the ad sites popped through the forums.
NOTE: even though the zip is supposed to be signed with a testkey, recovery won't flash it unless you turn off signature verification.
Weird my download from your link goes to 13% then freezes using wifi or 3g.
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Re: amyway to delete admob
if you mean my file, it is posted on xda too, under the p500, v general section.
funny it malfunctions, it is a forum attachment rather than a filesharing link.
if you mean my file, it is posted on xda too, under the p500, v general section.
funny it malfunctions, it is a forum attachment rather than a filesharing link.
Yeah I thought it was odd ended up getting on my computer. Thanks for sharing that file.
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Just wanted to let you guys know the hosts file has been updated. I noticed a couple days ago adblock was prompting for a update so I checked today and the most current is from the fifth.
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