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when on wm, i was told only vpns established on vpss based on windows server can be connected, so i hope i can connect my vpn on android. i've tried on milestone& HD 2 and succeeded. however, it still failed on android for Raphael till now. is it due to the kernel Raphael use?
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The VPN doesn't work on the XDAndroid on my Touch Pro, too. I don't know why. I wanna cross the GFW on Android!
brucelu said:
The VPN doesn't work on the XDAndroid on my Touch Pro, too. I don't know why. I wanna cross the GFW on Android!
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must be limited by the kernel
but seems they(the developers) don't care it so much
likounin said:
must be limited by the kernel
but seems they(the developers) don't care it so much
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bcz they can surf the Internet very freely, not like China mainland, there are many limitation in China.
Yea no body really uses a VPN except for work... and then it's not on the phone... sorry dudes.
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Yea no body really uses a VPN except for work... and then it's not on the phone... sorry dudes.
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but VPN is available on Android for HD2, as you may know, in china, twitter,facebook,youtube and many other sites are blocked,can you imagine an internet without them? so we have to use VPN to login these sites...
likounin said:
but VPN is available on Android for HD2, as you may know, in china, twitter,facebook,youtube and many other sites are blocked,can you imagine an internet without them? so we have to use VPN to login these sites...
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Move to a country that doesn't persecute the people for wanting to access information?
The HD2 is not only a more feature-complete port (they have camera, bt, etc working) but the phone is MUCH more powerful. Not really a fair comparison.
If you want a VPN that badly, figure out how the HD2 guys got it working and port it to our lowly MSM devices. I'm sure other Chinese nationals will appreciate your efforts!
Good suggestions, I'll consider later
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it is a real pity that we have so many limitations to surf the internet…what the so call freedom of talking just a joke
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yes you should use us vpn
i don't need any commercial vpn services cuz i have vps and set up a vpn worked on all the devices but my raphael...
what i need is, maybe kernel update,would you offer such kind of commercial solutions?
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tartzcr said:
it is a real pity that we have so many limitations to surf the internet…what the so call freedom of talking just a joke
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don't worry so much, as is confirmed, china will launch the white-list system at this end of the year, only the sites they need us to visit will be available. everyone should be registered in the government if they want internet access. at that time, we cannot even visit xda. so the general vpn won't work anymore
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Hi all,
I am trying to access my pc from the internet. Silently boot it, access the PC, files and even use the camera to see what's going on in the house while I am away, listen to people and finally shut it down.. All remotely from my android device from internet. 3G or WiFi at a friends place.
Software I am using : wake on LAN from play store. For booting my PC from LAN and team viewer and unified remote for controlling the PC.
Where I am not successful : booting it from internet. Can anyone here let me know whether anyone has such a setup?
Device : HTC one x, CM 10.1 RC1
Router : Netgear
Dynamic IP : yes
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I had a similar setup although I used it to access files only. Can't see why yours won't work, assuming you are just putting it to sleep as opposed to a full shutdown.
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nogotaclue said:
I had a similar setup although I used it to access files only. Can't see why yours won't work, assuming you are just putting it to sleep as opposed to a full shutdown.
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Not sleep.. But full shutdown and wake up..
But it is successful.. Shut down and wake via lan . its working flawless.. My concern is to do the same via internet as opposed to lan..
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Oh I see, it will work over internet but not with the ip address of the computer, you must do it via the router and forward the port you wish to use.
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nogotaclue said:
Oh I see, it will work over internet but not with the ip address of the computer, you must do it via the router and forward the port you wish to use.
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did that.. the problem is that my ip is dynamic. and sometimes it failes to see that too coming.. Thats why I said its working over LAN and I have a netgear router and I am clueless about how to fix on the ip address..
IllUMINATUz said:
did that.. the problem is that my ip is dynamic. and sometimes it failes to see that too coming.. Thats why I said its working over LAN and I have a netgear router and I am clueless about how to fix on the ip address..
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Go to LAN setup in advanced settings. You should be able to do an address reservation.
luiejongen said:
Go to LAN setup in advanced settings. You should be able to do an address reservation.
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I already reserved the LAN IP address locally.. I am talking about accessing the PC from internet. Say I am about a mike away from the PC and I want to access it thru my phone. And the damn IP address keeps changing.
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IllUMINATUz said:
I already reserved the LAN IP address locally.. I am talking about accessing the PC from internet. Say I am about a mike away from the PC and I want to access it thru my phone. And the damn IP address keeps changing.
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Set up a dynamic DNS client. If you're using windows:
Get an account at freedns.afraid.org, and go to subdomains. Set up a new subdomain.
Then download http://www.techknowpro.com/freedns/ and login to your afraid.org account through the application, and keep it running. It will automatically update the IP of the subdomain to lead to your computer.
Just locally forward all the ports necessary.
Then connect via the subdomain rather than your IP.
Alternatively you can request a static IP from your ISP but you might need to pay more.
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Set up a dynamic DNS client. If you're using windows:
Get an account at freedns.afraid.org, and go to subdomains. Set up a new subdomain.
Then download http://www.techknowpro.com/freedns/ and login to your afraid.org account through the application, and keep it running. It will automatically update the IP of the subdomain to lead to your computer.
Just locally forward all the ports necessary.
Then connect via the subdomain rather than your IP.
Alternatively you can request a static IP from your ISP but you might need to pay more.
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Thanks a lot.. That's precisely where I am stuck.. I will try re registering today and repost back...
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IllUMINATUz said:
Thanks a lot.. That's precisely where I am stuck.. I will try re registering today and repost back...
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No problem, will be checking in later if you have anything else.
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No problem, will be checking in later if you have anything else.
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No luck with that.. The free DNS server is not able to get a lock on my PC with dynamic IP..
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IllUMINATUz said:
No luck with that.. The free DNS server is not able to get a lock on my PC with dynamic IP..
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I'll write you a tutorial later. Just PM me.
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I'll write you a tutorial later. Just PM me.
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Much appreciated.. But Could you please post it here..? So that people who have same question as mine can have solution..
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Much appreciated.. But Could you please post it here..? So that people who have same question as mine can have solution..
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Sure, I'll write it now.
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Sure, I'll write it now.
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In order to use Dynamic DNS:
Firstly, go to afraid.org, and make an account. Here is the registration link: http://freedns.afraid.org/zc.php.
After registration, click this link and log into the site.http://freedns.afraid.org/menu/?ls=1
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
You should now be at this menu. Click Subdomains.
You should now be at the subdomains menu.
Click add or go to this link http://freedns.afraid.org/subdomain/edit.php.
For type, keep it as A. For subdomain, type in the domain prefix, i.e.: the "luiejongen" part in "luiejongen.xda-developers.com." You can choose anything as domain. Leave destination as default as the site will automatically input your current IP address on the computer you are using into the box. Don't check wildcard, and then click save.
You now have a subdomain!
Now, we want the destination IP to update automatically instead of us having to go in and change it every time our numeric, dynamic IP changes. On Windows, go here and download the FreeDNS Updater: http://www.techknowpro.com/freedns/. After downloading, open it and log in to your afraid.org account with it.
On Ubuntu, you can follow these directions to set up DNS updating: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1758930. Even though it says the tutorial is for Lucid, it still works on Quantal and Raring. You could probably adapt it for other Linux distros if you can get inadyn running on other distros.
I am not sure about Mac OS X, however.
Here is the complete list of FreeDNS compatible DNS updater clients: http://freedns.afraid.org/scripts/freedns.clients.php.
If you have any other questions, please ask me!
You could try no-ip.org. Most routers let you configure the service on them.
If you set up something that runs on your computer, when you shut it down, your ip might change and it won't get updated.
If the service is running on your router, your ip will stay updated. Then you can access by the address yourusername.no-ip.org.
luiejongen said:
In order to use Dynamic DNS:
Firstly, go to afraid.org, and make an account. Here is the registration link: http://freedns.afraid.org/zc.php.
After registration, click this link and log into the site.http://freedns.afraid.org/menu/?ls=1
You should now be at this menu. Click Subdomains.
You should now be at the subdomains menu.
Click add or go to this link http://freedns.afraid.org/subdomain/edit.php.
For type, keep it as A. For subdomain, type in the domain prefix, i.e.: the "luiejongen" part in "luiejongen.xda-developers.com." You can choose anything as domain. Leave destination as default as the site will automatically input your current IP address on the computer you are using into the box. Don't check wildcard, and then click save.
You now have a subdomain!
Now, we want the destination IP to update automatically instead of us having to go in and change it every time our numeric, dynamic IP changes. On Windows, go here and download the FreeDNS Updater: http://www.techknowpro.com/freedns/. After downloading, open it and log in to your afraid.org account with it.
On Ubuntu, you can follow these directions to set up DNS updating: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1758930. Even though it says the tutorial is for Lucid, it still works on Quantal and Raring. You could probably adapt it for other Linux distros if you can get inadyn running on other distros.
I am not sure about Mac OS X, however.
Here is the complete list of FreeDNS compatible DNS updater clients: http://freedns.afraid.org/scripts/freedns.clients.php.
If you have any other questions, please ask me!
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thanks a lot.. got some time to try that one out..
two questions..
1) should I keep that Free DNS Update thing on all the time?? that means the pc must be on always and it defeats the purpose..
2) I get this error.. when I try to login with my user id and pw.. any clues?
IllUMINATUz said:
thanks a lot.. got some time to try that one out..
two questions..
1) should I keep that Free DNS Update thing on all the time?? that means the pc must be on always and it defeats the purpose..
2) I get this error.. View attachment 1970653 when I try to login with my user id and pw.. any clues?
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Hi,
If you need it all to work without having the FreeDNS update on all the time, then you need to request a static IP from your ISP.
As for number 2, I'm not sure. I have never run into that error before.
luiejongen said:
Hi,
If you need it all to work without having the FreeDNS update on all the time, then you need to request a static IP from your ISP.
As for number 2, I'm not sure. I have never run into that error before.
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So static ip it is the only solution.. hmm..
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Was wondering if anyone was succesfull in using IPVansish as in the workartound subscribed here:
http://www.vpntips.com/fire-tv-vpn-install/
Does it work, and is it stable?
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Did you do it?
!! Up and running like a charm.
If someone needs help on this..shoot
Heppieboeddah said:
Was wondering if anyone was succesfull in using IPVansish as in the workartound subscribed here:
http://www.vpntips.com/fire-tv-vpn-install/
Does it work, and is it stable?
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Good link... Hope to use that info in the future..
So ipvanish will help protect your firetv and allow certain apps to worm whereever you go? How well does vanishIP work? Any DNS leaking etc?
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So ipvanish will help protect your firetv and allow certain apps to worm whereever you go? How well does vanishIP work? Any DNS leaking etc?
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This guide will work with any OpenVPN friendly VPN provider...
IPVanish is used in this tutorial but the method introduced here should work with any VPN servcie that supports the OpenVPN protocol.
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That means you can get a free key from CyberGhost's many giveaways (Current & still active CG Giveaway: https://slickdeals.net/f/7236580-cyberghost-5-vpn-special-edition-free-quick?v=1 ) & use that for FREE for 6 Months.
Thanks.. How bad does a vpn slow the connection
Hello!
I'm from Spain and nowadays Amazon Underground doesn't work in this country. I've created an account in amazon.com (my own account has registered my adress) and removed the gps and localization permissions with permission master, and then removed the cache. Still doesn't work. Anyone knows how to "cheat" on location for using Underground?
You can try hola vpn, works for me. I watch prime videos and I'm in Nicaragua.
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You can try hola vpn, works for me. I watch prime videos and I'm in Nicaragua.
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It doesn't work for Amazon neither for YouTube. Thanks, though
Amazon.com supports app buying for many countries, including Malta, where I live.
The problem is that when I am clicking to buy one of the free apps under the Underground section, it gives me an error about being not eligible to buy,
due to geographical restrictions.
Any ideas why this happens?
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Amazon.com supports app buying for many countries, including Malta, where I live.
The problem is that when I am clicking to buy one of the free apps under the Underground section, it gives me an error about being not eligible to buy,
due to geographical restrictions.
Any ideas why this happens?
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Switch your phone language to United States, than reinstall Amazon underground app and register a new account. This works for me. Hope this help.
@chan said:
Switch your phone language to United States, than reinstall Amazon underground app and register a new account. This works for me. Hope this help.
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My phone's language is in English, but I am sure that this doesn't affect the downloads from Amazon.
Something else is responsible for this
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Guys, if you have an Amazon.com account the best bet is to use a VPN service to make the servers at Amazon think you are in America.
I use one all the timer in Australia to buy books from Amazon for Kindle as the library here is pretty limited, as are netflix and a lot of other streaming services.
Just turn off the VPN when you want to go local - you can be in other places than just the US too....
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Guys, if you have an Amazon.com account the best bet is to use a VPN service to make the servers at Amazon think you are in America.
I use one all the timer in Australia to buy books from Amazon for Kindle as the library here is pretty limited, as are netflix and a lot of other streaming services.
Just turn off the VPN when you want to go local - you can be in other places than just the US too....
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But why to do this when Amazon itself explains that the country where I live is entitled for downloading from Amazon.com ?
Here is the info:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201357480
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RASTAVIPER said:
But why to do this when Amazon itself explains that the country where I live is entitled for downloading from Amazon.com ?
Here is the info:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201357480
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So you will seriously dwell on this for a large amount of time and not get what you want versus 5 seconds to activate a VPN and have smooth sailing?
Wouldn't be the 1st time something on the internet isn't right...
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But why to do this when Amazon itself explains that the country where I live is entitled for downloading from Amazon.com ?
Here is the info:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201357480
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ultramag69 said:
Guys, if you have an Amazon.com account the best bet is to use a VPN service to make the servers at Amazon think you are in America.
I use one all the timer in Australia to buy books from Amazon for Kindle as the library here is pretty limited, as are netflix and a lot of other streaming services.
Just turn off the VPN when you want to go local - you can be in other places than just the US too....
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My phone's language is in English, but I am sure that this doesn't affect the downloads from Amazon.
Something else is responsible for this
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Downloading app from Amazon underground is different from buying apps from the normal Amazon app. VPN is not going to work. The app check for the language setting to determine the location. Switch the language ,reinstall the app and register a new account inside the underground app. Don't switch back the language if you want to use the underground service.
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So you will seriously dwell on this for a large amount of time and not get what you want versus 5 seconds to activate a VPN and have smooth sailing?
Wouldn't be the 1st time something on the internet isn't right...
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Just to prove you wrong, I tried what you have proposed.
Activated the US server through Tunnelbear, made a test to be sure that my IP is set correctly at the Usa and then I logged in at Amazon com
Still didn't work. Any more comments wise guy?
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RASTAVIPER said:
Just to prove you wrong, I tried what you have proposed.
Activated the US server through Tunnelbear, made a test to be sure that my IP is set correctly at the Usa and then I logged in at Amazon com
Still didn't work. Any more comments wise guy?
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Then the settings in Amazon is set to the wrong region... It's easier to alter those from a PC than a phone as you'll have to look for your Amazon region settings in your account...
Setting language doesn't do a thing... It is a specific setting in Amazon account...
You may need the VPN to access your American Amazon account after you have fixed this issue however as it will send you to the reginal Amazon if you try to go there without a VPN set using your phone...
Just a word from the wise...
Ok found the solution.
And of course it didn't have to do anything with VPN, changing phone's language etc
At the settings of the Amazon account, at the 'Manage your devices' page, I changed that to an address in USA and all options for downloading were activated.
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Ok found the solution.
And of course it didn't have to do anything with VPN, changing phone's language etc
At the settings of the Amazon account, at the 'Manage your devices' page, I changed that to an address in USA and all options for downloading were activated.
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As I said above...
RASTAVIPER said:
Ok found the solution.
And of course it didn't have to do anything with VPN, changing phone's language etc
At the settings of the Amazon account, at the 'Manage your devices' page, I changed that to an address in USA and all options for downloading were activated.
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Aah lucky you, but it didnt work for me, maybe its been 4 years since you did this, maybe Amazon has fixed this loop hole now, they have more ways to detect our location now. .i myself dont wanna use VPN either, any solution? any?
Is there a way to block ads in games ect without root? I have a S20 ultra not rooted, I've tried a couple of solutions found on google but don't feel comfortable downloading and installing applications without some knowledge about them first.
Thanks in advance for any help
Settings
Connections
More connection settings
Private DNS
dns.adguard.com
or you can try this two:
aee92c.dns.nextdns.io
dot.asecdns.com
and a similar thread of this topic:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s20/help/adblock-t4094631
Oh brilliant, thanks very much
So they work, just don't block in-game ads unfortunately. And the game drift park doesn't have an option for paying to remove ads
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So they work, just don't block in-game ads unfortunately. And the game drift park doesn't have an option for paying to remove ads
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Adguard dns blocks ingame ads, I know because the gf can't watch adverts to earn credits when it's enabled
*Detection* said:
Adguard dns blocks ingame ads, I know because the gf can't watch adverts to earn credits when it's enabled
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It isn't working for me, I am still getting in game ads after inputting it into private dns
aussiesausage said:
It isn't working for me, I am still getting in game ads after inputting it into private dns
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Did you reboot?
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Did you reboot?
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I sure did. Not sure why it isn't working for me.
blokada external app works great
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I sure did. Not sure why it isn't working for me.
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Try using NextDNS instead, you make a free account, get a unique dns address to use, then you can add block lists to your account, might have more luck that way
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Try using NextDNS instead, you make a free account, get a unique dns address to use, then you can add block lists to your account, might have more luck that way
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Brilliant, thank you for your help I will give it ago.
I use Disconnect Pro for Samsung.... Found here on xda...
vperriceli said:
I use Disconnect Pro for Samsung.... Found here on xda...
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Yup https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=82652801&postcount=9
Yes Guys forget privacy, just set another DNS as your main, so all your traffic goes thru them! Who knows what they do with all the collected data and who they sell it to make money off you. Great solution. A+ advice.
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Yes Guys forget privacy, just set another DNS as your main, so all your traffic goes thru them! Who knows what they do with all the collected data and who they sell it to make money off you. Great solution. A+ advice.
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The solution is disconnect pro since it isn't a dns, it uses the knox firewall to block ads.
Disconnect pro from galaxy store
I use Disconnect Pro as well.
Just purchased disconnect pro, will see how we go