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We need to support Linux Phones development more now than ever based on recent news

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As Google Chrome warns uBlock Origin may soon be disabled in the future. They’re going to eventually ban adblockers for chromium. We need to quickly respond with alternatives to android, we must end this market consolidation.

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kindenough@kbin.earth
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One can use firefox or deviations.

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Beaver@lemmy.caOP
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Won’t stop google from putting in ads in android apps

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parpol@programming.dev
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electricprism@lemmy.ml
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Tempfixes are good, independence is better

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Beaver@lemmy.caOP
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We need a safe home for ReVanced and to give google less of an argument for removing as it would be ran on a Linux phone os

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tibi@lemmy.world
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Netguard is also great. I set it to block all apps network access by default, and have a whitelist with apps that actually need it. It has significantly reduced the amount of ads and tracking significantly from my phone.

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kindenough@kbin.earth
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I have a pihole as a DHCP server. Easy does it.

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smeg@feddit.uk
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Ads have been in Android apps for 15 years, you can generally block them all with Private DNS

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LovePoson@lemmy.world
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Try Ad-Away

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