Finally, Android owners can start blocking ads as we reveal recently updated popular ad-blocking app
Own an Android phone? If you are fed up of seeing countless ads then this could be one of the most important articles you will read this year.
Android users across the U.S are in a hurry to get a new app that instantly stops & removes annoying ads as well as pesky pop-ups.
But first let’s cover the top 5 reasons to start blocking ads on your mobile device today
- Speed Up Your Browsing – Ads slow down your browsing, it’s that simple. In fact ads can increase page load speeds by up to 400% as you wait for the images & video’s to download.
- Save on Data Costs – Ads increase the amount of data you download by a considerable amount. By preventing them from downloading you can very quickly cut down on data usage.
- Protecting Your Privacy – We have all experienced it; you view an item on eBay or Amazon and for the next 3 months you see nothing but ads for that very same product on every page you visit. Adblockers can prevent this by stopping trackers in their tracks.
- Improve Battery Life – Ads can place additional strain on your devices battery life by increasing cpu cycles required to load pages, forcing long prevideo adverts and increasing the time it takes you to navigate the webpage.
- Prevent Malicious Links – What’s better than not clicking malicious links? Not letting them load in the first place. By blocking ads you also help ensure malicious links disguised as pop-ups & banners cannot be accidentally tapped.
So how can you start blocking ads immediately? Total Adblock. This tried and trusted app has recently been updated and millions of customers across the U.S have been in a hurry to download it.
You can start enjoying sites like Youtube with no ads, prevent scam adverts to show and claim back up to 80% of your data being used to download unnecessary ads.
You can take advantage of a special introductory price of just $1.99 today and start blocking ads right away.
October 2024: It looks like you can still claim this deal at $1.99 but we don't know how long this will last so encourage readers to take advantage whilst they can.
