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AdAway v5.0.10-201010 [Final]
Requirements: 8.0+ | root
Overview: AdAway is an open source ad blocker for Android using the hosts file.



Attention: DEVICE MUST BE ROOTED FOR THIS APPLICATION

Description
AdAway is a utility used to manage hostfile entries; your phone must be rooted to use this app. AdAway doesn't directly block ads; it limits unwanted ads by blocking servers that distribute those ads to websites. Modifying hostfile entries is also useful in blocking ads on some Android apps.

Requirements
• ROOT
• Read/Write access on system partition

Website with Source code and Issue Tracker
http://code.google.com/p/ad-away

Translations
Help translate AdAway on https://www.transifex.net/projects/p/adaway

Donate
You can donate money to support the development in-app.

Permissions
• Root access: To write hosts file to system partition
• Internet access: To download hosts files
• Modify/delete SD card content: To export lists to SD card
• Wakelock: Wake up phone when AdAway updates in background
• Google Play Billing: To donate via Google Play Store

Keywords
adblock, adblocker, ad blocker, advertisments, advertisment blocker

What's New:
v5.0.10
Fix online modification date for unavailable source
Prevent missing url at source creation
Prevent invalid source url to be restored
Fix web server certificate install on Android 11

This app has no advertisements

More Info:

Code: Select allhttps://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=org.adaway

Download Instructions:
https://userupload.net/nfz77t2wuuwo

Mirrors:
(Banned Filehost) http://www.file-upload.com/4j77pdz0z3ak
https://mega4up.org/otgqjv4vlfyg
(Closed Filehost) https://ul.to/wsug0eww

This version is a pre-release
https://github.com/AdAway/AdAway/releas ... 201010.apk

This version is a pre-release
https://github.com/AdAway/AdAway/releas ... 201010.apk

I hope so, as it is only working for Android 8.0 and higher. A stupid move, locking out many, MANY users of this useful app.
Hopefully the older versions will still work when they go 'final' with this V5 thing.

This version is a pre-release
https://github.com/AdAway/AdAway/releas ... 201010.apk

I hope so, as it is only working for Android 8.0 and higher. A stupid move, locking out many, MANY users of this useful app.
Hopefully the older versions will still work when they go 'final' with this V5 thing.

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Older version should keep working.
I don't understand why people expect developers to keep supporting os versions that are no longer being supported anyway. Android 8 was released in 2017, the majority of users is running later versions, a small group can keep using the old app, what's the problem.
If you want the latest and the greatest buy it instead of expecting it to keep up with your old device.

This version is a pre-release
https://github.com/AdAway/AdAway/releas ... 201010.apk

I hope so, as it is only working for Android 8.0 and higher. A stupid move, locking out many, MANY users of this useful app.
Hopefully the older versions will still work when they go 'final' with this V5 thing.

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Older version should keep working.
I don't understand why people expect developers to keep supporting os versions that are no longer being supported anyway. Android 8 was released in 2017, the majority of users is running later versions, a small group can keep using the old app, what's the problem.
If you want the latest and the greatest buy it instead of expecting it to keep up with your old device.

It is off topic, but:
I prefer to utilize my purchased goods as long as possible, for reasons of frugality, of sustainability, because they DO work and fit like worn shoes -why replace them? Because they are out of fashion??
My Mercedes was built in 2001, my stereo system is a YAMAHA HiFi set from the 1970s, my jeans are 15years old (and still fit). I still drink out of beer mugs stolen at the Munich Oktoberfest in 1985.. and never broke one of them.
I fail to accept that modern times make hardware (and software) obsolete by timers, by shady, greedy goals. Think Gates and his debacle with Windows. Try opening a important, but old MS Access database from the 1990s today.. (I can!).

The Android devices I own (so far EIGHT) run on Android versions 2.3 up to 9.0, a variety is at level 4 and 5.
I will continue to use them for their dedicated purposes as long as possible, see no need to replace them with pricy new hardware I do not want nor need, but could afford. I am happy that many developers do honor old operating systems, keep the build packs compatible with Android 4.x - hat off to these.
If I am not mistaken Statista shows that almost 35% of Android users today are BELOW level 8.0 - so ignore them, force them to throw away their tablets, phones, TV boxes etc.?

I fail to see why one cannot maintain software functional for older versions. When I was a professional software developer I always ensured that my corporate applications would work on ANY desktop and O/S revision. Sometimes it was tricky, but never impossible. My customers were happy, my stuff was used for many years, even after I retired at age 45.
An adblocker is not rocket science, I doubt that Android 8 is needed to keep it functional.
Peace.

One of best app to keep ads away definitely

This version is a pre-release
https://github.com/AdAway/AdAway/releas ... 201010.apk

It is off topic, but:
I prefer to utilize my purchased goods as long as possible, for reasons of frugality, of sustainability, because they DO work and fit like worn shoes -why replace them? Because they are out of fashion??
My Mercedes was built in 2001, my stereo system is a YAMAHA HiFi set from the 1970s, my jeans are 15years old (and still fit). I still drink out of beer mugs stolen at the Munich Oktoberfest in 1985.. and never broke one of them.
I fail to accept that modern times make hardware (and software) obsolete by timers, by shady, greedy goals. Think Gates and his debacle with Windows. Try opening a important, but old MS Access database from the 1990s today.. (I can!).

The Android devices I own (so far EIGHT) run on Android versions 2.3 up to 9.0, a variety is at level 4 and 5.
I will continue to use them for their dedicated purposes as long as possible, see no need to replace them with pricy new hardware I do not want nor need, but could afford. I am happy that many developers do honor old operating systems, keep the build packs compatible with Android 4.x - hat off to these.
If I am not mistaken Statista shows that almost 35% of Android users today are BELOW level 8.0 - so ignore them, force them to throw away their tablets, phones, TV boxes etc.?

I fail to see why one cannot maintain software functional for older versions. When I was a professional software developer I always ensured that my corporate applications would work on ANY desktop and O/S revision. Sometimes it was tricky, but never impossible. My customers were happy, my stuff was used for many years, even after I retired at age 45.
An adblocker is not rocket science, I doubt that Android 8 is needed to keep it functional.
Peace.

Nobody's forcing anyone to upgrade, don't do drama.
You can keep using the old version and your old jeans.

Try to refuel your old Benz with electricity in the near future, good luck.

It's open source freeware. Consider donating the developer if you'd like him to retire early too.
Peace.

Since I sold my S5 it been ages I have root my phone