Any way to make your module work on magisk for Android P? ?
There aren't really many drawbacks to using automatic HTTP proxy mode once you have your phone rooted. Pros are obvious -- you are able to run AdGuard along with other VPN apps. One negative aspect is that some specific connections of certain apps to some nonstandard ports may not be blocked. Overall, this is not too noticeable of a drawback, and we recommend using automatic proxy if you have root.
Using it it proxy mode since about 2 weeks now. The advantage with the other VPN is clear to me. However, since I use the proxy mode Adguard regularly "stops". The icon in the status bar disappears and my apps have no internet connection until i re-enable Adguard manually. This doesn't happen while the phone is sleeping, it happens during normal usage (browsing,...).
I use Adguard 2.11. And idea?
Do you mean that this doesn't happen in VPN mode, only in proxy? What is your OS version and device model?
Also, you may want to try out the 2.12 beta version, it has quite a few changes and improvements.
You can remove the VPN icon in the status bar with SystemUI Tuner by Zachary Wander.Yeah I have the same issue, I always used VPN mode until I installed Android p and couldn't get rid of the VPN notification. Root mode works but seems more finicky for sure. I was running the beta at the time so switched back to stable and same issues.
You can remove the VPN icon in the status bar with SystemUI Tuner by Zachary Wander.
Yeah I have the same issue, I always used VPN mode until I installed Android p and couldn't get rid of the VPN notification. Root mode works but seems more finicky for sure. I was running the beta at the time so switched back to stable and same issues.
Good to know that app can do it, have you found a way to remove it from quick settings?
I meant to say I think Xposed is the only way. That is, unless a Substratum theme could accomplish it.
Take into account that no icon means lower priority and therefore more chances that the system may kill it. Also, we collected some tips on how to stop the system from killing AG in this article: https://kb.adguard.com/en/android/solving-problems/background-workYeah I have the same issue, I always used VPN mode until I installed Android p and couldn't get rid of the VPN notification. Root mode works but seems more finicky for sure. I was running the beta at the time so switched back to stable and same issues.
AdGuard breaks internet connection on mobile data when in proxy mode (root). It doesn't work at all but it works on wifi. VPN works fine for both mobile data and wifi.
Pixel 2 XL on Android 9 Pie
AdGuard 2.12.171
Let me know what kind of log you need. Thanks!
Tried to acquire a logat for my problem with the automatic switch-off in http-proxy mode. Not sure if I copied the correct lines....
Hi!
Hello all!
I'd like to present you Adguard for Android. It is a tool designed to make web surfing of Android users more comfortable and safe.
Adguard is an adblocker, privacy protection tool, and protector against online threats. It also has its own Firewall to control the incoming/outgoing traffic.
What's important: no ROOT required.
If you have any ideas on how to improve Adguard or you would like to submit a bug, please do so at our profile on GitHub! If you have any questions about Adguard or related matters and would like to get live responses, welcome to our public Telegram channel!
Important note: we use Github as an open bug and release tracker, but the app itself is a closed source.
Here is our privacy policy. TL;DR: we don't collect your data and send the necessary minimum for checking the license status (in case if you want to use "premium" features).
- AdGuard is a top-notch system-wide ad blocker for Android. It effectively blocks ads and shields you from trackers both within browsers and apps.
- It speeds up page loading by removing unnecessary elements from web pages.
- With its Browsing Security feature, it protects you from malware and phishing.
- It’s really easy to use: you can start protection with a single tap.
But for those who want fine-tuning...
- AdGuard's Firewall feature allows you to control Internet access for all apps installed on your device.
- It supports custom filters and user rules for the most precise ad blocking.
- You can view full statistics on all requests sent from your device, sorted by company or app, and manage them on the fly.
Website
Instruction on how to install Adguard can be found in our knowledgebase.
Adguard checks for updates once in 24 hours. If there is a new version available, you will get a notification.
If you tap on "Update" we will download and upgrade your version of Adguard.
Google Play:
You can't get Adguard from Google Play because Google wants to know everything about you and also it does not want users to decide if they want to see its ads or not.
Stable version 4.3.194, 22 December 2023
Beta version 4.3.178, 15 December 2023
Previous versions:
https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardForAndroid/releases/
Stable version:
Link to the stable version
Beta version:
Link to the beta version
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All versions:
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Q: How does Adguard protection work?
A: Adguard filters your browsers traffic by blocking requests to phishing and malicious websites and removing intrusive browser advertising. Adguard can use three modes of traffic filtering:
1. Local VPN mode - If you are using this mode, Adguard does not need ROOT privileges to carry out filtering. At the same time, VPN-server is located on your device, so that there is no need to pass your traffic through a remote server in order to filter it.
2. Automatic proxy mode - In this mode Adguard launch a local HTTP proxy server on your device. This mode is recommended if you use a rooted device. In automatic mode, enabling of filtering does not require any action from you. Filtering will work in both mobile and Wi-Fi networks.
3. Manual proxy mode - This approach may not work in some situations. It depends on your firmware and the actual VPN app. For some cases traffic bypasses manually configured proxy. In manual mode filtering will only work in Wi-Fi networks. And you have to manually configure the use of proxy server for each Wi-Fi network.
Q: Do I need the ROOT access?
A: Unlike most of applications that are engaged in the traffic filtering, Adguard does not require ROOT access to your device. In local VPN server mode Adguard will filter all your traffic and so the ROOT access is not needed at all.
Q: How to use a third-party VPN along with Adguard?
A: If you are already using a VPN for other purposes, then in order for Adguard filtering to work, you can turn it to a Automatic proxy mode. The filtering mode can be changed in the Filtering settings.
Q: How to configure Manual proxy mode?
A: If your device does not support automatic proxy configuration, then you can configure proxy server manually, using the instructions below:
1. In the Adguard Filtering settings select — Manual proxy mode.
2. Go to your phone settings and choose Wi-Fi. A list of wireless networks will be opened.
3. If the device is not yet connected, connect to the Wi-Fi networks than you need. Open network setting by pressing the line with this network. The following menu of the selected Wi-Fi network will appear.
4. Select Modify network. In the new window select Show advanced options.
5. In Proxy select Manual.
6. Enter 127.0.0.1 in Proxy hostname and enter the port that is showed in proxy settings in Adguard application itself (port 8080 is used in Adguard setting by default).
7. Proxy server is set up. Now all Wi-Fi traffic will be filtered by Adguard.
Q: How does DNS-filtering work?
Adguard can filter domain resolution requests to the Domain Name System servers, handle them locally, and block requests to phishing, malicious, advertising and tracking systems on such domains.
Blocking is implemented by sending back a specially crafted response that redirects all traffic to local network interface (with 127.0.0.1 IP address). Then browser or app intended to connect to such domain will try to connect to a server on this particular device, and eventually get an error.
Detailed answer: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63751226&postcount=375
Q: This seems like a best way to filter ads, why use something else?
A: Because there are many advertising systems that use the same domains for advertising and some useful service. The DNS-filtering can be used just to speed up overall filtering process and to save some battery juice.
Q: Why can't I use DNS-filtering with Local HTTP proxy mode?
A: Because we need to filter all traffic (all network packets) sent from your device for DNS-filtering. Only VPN mode can accomplish such a thing.
Q: Why does Android stats show that Adguard consumed more traffic than it saved?
A: On Android's Data usage page or in your favorite data-traffic tracking app, you might see an indication that Adguard has consumed all or most of your mobile traffic. Make no mistake - it's your apps and not Adguard that consumed the data in question. There is a known issue with Android when VPN or proxy is established, with all traffic from all apps being assigned to Adguard. We hope that this clarifies what's happening.
Q: Why does Adguard consume so much battery juice?
A: First of all, no it's not Adguard that takes so much traffic and device battery (as it may seem). It is an issue of Android that calculates the amount of consumed traffic in a very peculiar way. We have a nice article - "Adguard for Android battery and traffic consumption issues", check it out for more information.
Q: What restrictions does VPN mode have?
A: Adguard filters traffic using local VPN-server by default. In this mode there are some restrictions. In local VPN mode Adguard won't be run automatically after turning on the phone, because this capability is blocked by Android OS.