AdBlocker: DNS Ad Blocker app analytics for September 11

AdBlocker removes ads and trackers before they ever reach your device — in every app and browser, not just one. HOW IT WORKS Every app asks a DNS server for the address of the server it wants to reach. AdBlocker checks that request against a list of ad and tracking domains. If it matches, the request is answered locally and nothing is loaded. Everything else is forwarded normally. Filtering happens entirely on your device. AdBlocker sets up a local VPN profile so it can see DNS requests system-wide — your browsing traffic is not routed to any server of ours. WHAT YOU GET • Works in every app, not just the browser • 56,000+ ad and tracking domains blocked out of the box • Blocklist updates automatically, or whenever you want • Your own rules: block extra domains, or allow one when a site needs it • Encrypted DNS (DNS-over-TLS) via Cloudflare, Google or Quad9 • Statistics that stay on your device: queries, blocked count, weekly activity, most blocked domains • Less mobile data and longer battery life, because ads are never downloaded • Dark interface, 10 languages • No account, no sign-up, no ads of our own PRIVACY We do not collect your browsing history. There is no account and no personal data to hand over. Your statistics are stored only on your device and are deleted when you uninstall the app. GOOD TO KNOW DNS-based blocking cannot remove ads served from the same domain as the content itself — for example ads inside YouTube videos. It is very effective against banner ads, pop-ups, tracking pixels and analytics SDKs across apps and websites. If a site stops working, add its domain to your allow list and it works again immediately.