Adguard for Android - uses a local VPN to block ads system wide in most apps.
Magisk -> Adguard certificate - moves the Adguard cert to the system store so you can MitM HTTPS traffic and block even more ads (eg: in Chrome, or the system webview)
Magisk -> universal safetynet fix - spoof safetynet and play integrity
Magisk -> ACC - set battery charge cutoffs for devices that don’t have an 80/85% charge limit built into the firmware
Obtainium - update open source apps directly from GitHub releases, fdroid repos, https sources by regex, etc
Accubattery - track and estimate device battery wear over time so you know when you’re ready to replace one
Zarchiver - handle zstd compressed files on Android
No, but you do need magisk if you plan to MitM https traffic. Everything else can be handled by piping your net traffic through a VPN endpoint it sets up on your phone or tablet, that covers DNS blocking and standard http filtering.
Adguard for Android - uses a local VPN to block ads system wide in most apps.
Magisk -> Adguard certificate - moves the Adguard cert to the system store so you can MitM HTTPS traffic and block even more ads (eg: in Chrome, or the system webview)
Magisk -> universal safetynet fix - spoof safetynet and play integrity
Magisk -> ACC - set battery charge cutoffs for devices that don’t have an 80/85% charge limit built into the firmware
Obtainium - update open source apps directly from GitHub releases, fdroid repos, https sources by regex, etc
Accubattery - track and estimate device battery wear over time so you know when you’re ready to replace one
Zarchiver - handle zstd compressed files on Android
Doesn’t Adguard require root?
No, but you do need magisk if you plan to MitM https traffic. Everything else can be handled by piping your net traffic through a VPN endpoint it sets up on your phone or tablet, that covers DNS blocking and standard http filtering.
Interesting. Thanks for clarifying.