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Both /e/os and Iode have built in tracker blockers that do a pretty good job at blocking most trackers. Used /e/os with my OnePlus 6t and liked it a lot. Probably the reason I have used these l.
Upgraded to a OnePlus 9 pro and trying out Iode OS. Havent decided if I like it more, or just getting used to it.
Is there a standalone tracker blocker that can be a similar to these that can be ran on any Android OS?
I've got iode, and to be honest, I think that just getting a custom dns will block more than enough trackers.