Loading too many ads on smartphone and tablet devices – like the iPhone and iPads – drains the devices’ battery quickly while using increased mobile data. Nevertheless, others grab every possible chance to increase their profits by displaying tons of annoying ads in their apps, which provides a horrible experience to users. Many earn their revenue by placing advertisements on their apps so people can use them free of charge. Sometimes, we can’t blame businesses for these tactics. You see them on the streets while you are walking to your favorite café, before watching movies in the cinema, and when you read the latest news on your smartphone. Right now I’m using Pi-hole with a Raspberry Pi just because I don’t have to do anything and it works on all my devices.No matter where you go, you are being constantly bombarded with ads. I find the websites that this happens on is getting fewer and fewer because I think they realize people just close the page if the website doesn’t load. Then your choice is to either disable it for that website or just don’t go to that website. It will break some websites and others will refuse to load because they can detect you’re using an ad blocker. On a fast connection you won’t notice a difference. If anything it will speed up your browsing on a slower connection because ads don’t have to load. It’s not a problem because I prefer Firefox anyway.Īs to it slowing down browsing not at all. Unfortunately Apple has nerfed extensions a few patches back on Safari. It’s trusted as safe by many security experts. The only thing I use sometimes is the uBlock origin extension for Firefox. Just make sure before you use an ad block product check online for reviews. I don’t trust most ad blockers because who’s to say they’re not sending your information off to some analytics server to sell.

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