Stopping ad networks from hijacking browser?

[Viper114]

I currently have a Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo, though this has happened on my previous S4 and S2 I had in the past. Basically, when using either Chrome (my default) or the built-in browser, whenever I browse the web, periodically my browser gets hijacked by "Ad Network Performance" and leads me to Apple News sites trying to say I can win iPhones. My vibration function goes nuts and it spams as I try to leave, often to the point where I have to close the browser to stop it. It's not any malware that can be found and squashed as I've tried Malwarebytes, CCleaner and AVG. Using something like Ad-Block app does nothing to stop it. I don't want to use a different browser, if possible. What can I do to stomp this for good? It's getting really aggravating...

 

[belodion]

I've experienced those myself on iPhones and realised that it was only when using home wifi. Adding named sites to the broadband shield block fixed it ...though it was already set to block phishing and malware. Anyways, you may want to do the same if that applies in your case.

Also, report to Google as malware:
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/93713?hl=en

...and check this guide:
http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?t=630081
[Guide] Malware / Adware / Popup Removal

 

[Viper114]

Broadband Shield Block...is that an app?

 

[belodion]

Broadband Shield Block...is that an app?

No, I was referring to the protection offered by ISPs.