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Adguard – Block Ads Without Root v2.12.40 Beta [Premium]
Requirements: 4.0.3+
Overview: THE WORLD’S MOST ADVANCED AD BLOCKER!

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AdGuard is the best way to get rid of intrusive ads and online tracking, and to protect your device from malware.

Make your web surfing faster, safer and more comfortable with AdGuard!

AdGuard is a unique no root ad blocker for Android that removes ads in apps and browsers, protects your privacy, and helps you manage your apps
Easy to set up and get going, but powerful and highly customizable — it has everything you’ll ever need from an Android adblock tool, and it works both on rooted and unrooted devices.

Why choose AdGuard?
Blocks ads everywhere
Block throughout the whole system. This includes video ads and ads in your favorite apps, browsers, games, and on any website you can imagine. Dozens of ad filters are available to you and are updated on a regular basis, guaranteeing the best filtering quality.

Cares about your privacy
We value the privacy of your personal data above anything else. With AdGuard, you will be safe from online trackers and analytics systems that lurk on the web trying to steal your sensitive information.

Saves your traffic
More ads blocked means fewer ads loaded. Fewer ads loaded means more traffic saved. Simple math by AdGuard! Download the apk file, install the app and spend your traffic on things you like instead of wasting it on voracious ads.

You stay in control
It is your device, after all, and you decide what gets filtered and what doesn’t. A wide range of settings — from basic to ‘pro’ — as well as an Apps Management tool will help you customize the filtering to your liking.

Try AdGuard ad blocker for Android apps for free and feel the difference! Once you go with our app on your tablet or mobile phone, you’ll never want to go back.

WHAT’S NEW

Have you fastened your seatbelt? Because this AdGuard beta will blow you away! We haven’t released a new beta version for 3+ months (which may be an anti-record, actually), but check out the new stuff: it was well worth the waiting. From the brand new filtering engine to UI improvements and enhancing the DNS filtering — this update has a lot to offer. Let’s have a closer look:

[Added] Integration with a completely new filtering engine (CoreLibs)

We have been working hard on integration with CoreLibs for a long time, and we are extremely proud and happy to finally include it into beta. The importance of it has been mentioned before multiple times, including a post in our Blog. We recommend reading it for more details, but if you only want a brief summary, here it is:

CoreLibs is a cross-platform filtering engine that will substitute previously used platform-specific engines. Thanks to it, the performance rate will increase drastically (twofold for AG for Android, according to our tests!). The unified filtering engine also means shorter development cycles, we no more need to account for the nuances of this or that OS. And finally, many features that only existed for one OS can now be easilly transfered to AG products for other platforms. So expect things like Stealth Mode on Android!

[Added] Notification channels

This is something that will only be available to users of Android 8 and newer. We have divided our notifications into six categories: Protection Status, License Status, Updates, Outbound Proxy, Firewall and Other. You can not only enable/disable each category separately in the system notification settings, but also manage each of them by tapping on the category name. This opens wide door for customization. Depending on what is important for you and what is not so much, you can, for example, turn some of them silent while keeping the sound for the rest.

[Added] Long press app shortcuts

Taking advantage of the feature available to users of Android 7.1+, we add long tap shortcuts. As it is obvious from the name, you just need to tap and hold on the app icon to bring up a list of fast actions. Among them are toggling the protection status, fetching AdGuard Assistant or checking for updates.

A note — you can drag any of these options to create a widget.

There are also two smaller buttons for opening app’s system settings and creating an AG widget, respectively.

[Fixed] Compatibility problems on Android P

Android P release is drawing near, and we don’t want to get ambushed by possible compatibility problems when it hits the market. We’ve looked into developer preview and modified our code accordingly.

[Added] Automation settings (Tasker, AutomateIt, etc)

A lot of users asked us about ways to automate some of AdGuard’s functions, like disabling protection when a certain app gets launched. Finally, we deliver, and the in-depth guide to automating AdGuard is already available in our Knowledgebase.

[Improved] DNS functionality

There are two different imrovements hiding behind one task here. First one is, we have upgraded DNSCrypt proxy to version 2. It is a general improvement, v2 is superior to v1 in speed and security. The other change is a bit more interesting: we’ve added “DNS over HTTPS” (DoH) support. This is an experimental protocol that is more secure due to increased protection against things like eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. You can easily find more technical information about DoH on the internet, but if you don’t want to bother just trust us: it is a nice thing to have

[Added] More DNS providers added to the “known by default” list

The more the better, right? Right! This includes such popular providers as Cloudflare Public DNS, FreeDNS and many others. Find one that suits you best!

[Added] Self-hosted Sentry to catch the app crashes

New filtering engine (see above: CoreLibs) means that there may be more crashes than usual, and to address them quickly we introduce a new Sentry. It will automatically send crash reports with all the information that developers need to fix the problem. For more details on what exactly is being sent, read our Privacy Policy. Just have a look at how many issues have been dealt with already thanks to it:

[Fixed] Crash when running the TCP/IP stack
[Fixed] Crash caused (possibly) by a huge number of apps installed
[Fixed] Crash on opening app’s settings with Assistant
[Fixed] Crash if protection fails to stop in 60 seconds
[Fixed] Crash: java.lang.SecurityException: Destination must be on external storage
[Fixed] Crash: The specified child already has a parent
[Fixed] Crash: Unable to import null to preferences
[Fixed] RuntimeException: The TCP/IP stack has finished its work unexpectedly
[Fixed] Timeout crash due to slow Magisk initialization

And you can help us to track down and fix even more, so please keep it enabled if you are on the beta update channel.

Also, more than 120 CoreLibs issues has been resolved since the first nightly build!

Networking
[Changed] Protection startup timeout is not used anymore when the VpnService requires preparation
[Changed] pref.vpn.disable.reconfiguration is now checked for all Android versions 7+
[Fixed] Adguard does not pause itself properly when a third-party VPN is started
[Fixed] AdGuard is disabled after network change event
[Fixed] AdGuard is not capturing the mobile data usage correctly
[Fixed] AdGuard misbehaves when it’s set as always-on and it receives a connectivity change event
[Fixed] AdGuard protection is not restored after being revoked by another VPN
[Fixed] Unable to access internet with DNSCrypt enabled

UI
[Added] A checkbox that disables Assistant and Filtering Log
[Added] “Terms of Use” step when the app is started for the first time
[Added] Marketing consent checkbox to the “Request trial” dialog”
[Added] Bulk edit option for ad blocking preference
[Added] Information about non-filtered connections to the filtering log
[Added] A custom file picker
[Added] Add “Enable all” and “Disable all” to User Filter selection options
[Added] A warning about moving the certificate to the system store
[Added] A permanent notification when HAR, pcap or “record everything” logging level is enabled
[Changed] User is now asked for confirmation before importing the settings file
[Changed] HTTPS filtering warning is not showed anymore on Android 7+ when the certificate is in the system store
[Changed] “Update available” notification made permanent
[Fixed] App UI is distorted in Arabic
[Fixed] AdGuard Notification Separator/Dot Size Issue on Samsung
[Fixed] User login/password is missing from the HTTP proxy settings
[Fixed] Wi-Fi icon disappearing when AdGuard is restarted

Other
[Added] An option to renice the AG process priority
[Added] A new parameter for web reporting tool integration
[Changed] adguard.com/forward is now used for the website links
[Changed] Amazon AppStore build got rid of
[Changed] The way conflicting apps are being detected has been changed
[Changed] Translations moved from Spanish [es-ES] to Spanish [es] locale
[Fixed] AdGuard can’t detect when certificate was removed using Android settings
[Fixed] AdGuard crashes when launching Assistant on Android 4.2.2
[Fixed] Can’t export User Filter on Android 8.1.0
[Fixed] Some rules in the User filter keep working after being disabled
[Fixed] Error while importing settings
[Fixed] Slow initialization of Magisk upon the device boot on Samsung S9
[Fixed] Moving the certificate does not work with Magisk
[Fixed] Moving the certificate to the system store does not work on some devices
[Fixed] NullPointer exception in the onTrafficChanged method
[Fixed] T-Mobile counts traffic as Tethering when VPN is active
[Fixed] The AdGuard app is filtered in the manual proxy mode
[Fixed] AdGuard process kills itself unexpectedly
[Improved] Battery stats are counted properly now