• Safer & faster internet browsing
• More privacy, it stops ad servers from tracking you
• Less data usage (data plan lasts longer)
• Better browsing experience (no popups, no blinking ads, no video-ads …)

How can you make your whole Android system ad-free within a few minutes? Using “DNS Changer – Lilly” and AdGuard DNS!

If you haven’t already, download “DNS Changer – Lilly” from the PlayStore:

After you have downloaded the app, you should find a list with DNS server entries already present. Since it is not allowed to add an ad-blocking DNS server into that list while deploying the app due to restrictions on the PlayStore, we have to add it now manually.

To block ads, we have to add a specific ad-blocking DNS server. Mainly DNS servers shouldn’t block certain addresses. They are meant to give the real IP addresses of any hostname you ask for. In our case we explicitly want to have ad-serving hostnames being filtered out.

In our case we will use AdGuard‘s DNS servers. You can of course add any other ad-blocking DNS server.

Click on the plus sign on top of the app. It should open a popup where you now can enter the details of the new entry.

Enter a name for your new entry, could be “AdGuard DNS”.

For the IP addresses, add following entries:

• 94.140.14.14
• 94.140.15.15
• 2a10:50c0::ad1:ff
• 2a10:50c0::ad2:ff

After you have entered all the details, click on “add” and select the newly added entry in the list and click “connect”.

Now you are ready to go! If you want to make sure that you are using AdGuard’s DNS servers just visit their page and they will show you if you are using their services. Also, your system and browsing experience should be ad-free now!

With the new updates you’re now able to see your IPv6 and get also alerts for these when they change.

This might help you while using VPN for example. So you can make sure that both of your IP addresses has changed. If you have no visible IPv6 then your ISP is not supporting it. Some ISP enable it on request, have a look.

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Additionally I enhanced some parts of the code. You can find the latest version in PlayStore:

The services with IPv6 support are noted in the description:

Blocking ads system-wide on an Android device isn’t that difficult. And it works without rooting your phone. Just follow the steps below and you will set it up in less than five minutes:

1. Download any DNS Changer app from the PlayStore like mine I provided here.
2. Start the app.
3. Add a new DNS server with following IP addresses provided by adguard.com:
   94.140.14.14
   94.140.15.15
4. Click connect.
5. Open apps or websites containing ads and see how good it works

If it does not work instantly try deleting any cache, where the ads may be served from.

Surfing without ads is more secure and saves you a lot of your bandwidth.

Main features:

• Set a custom DNS server or select one from the list
• Works on all connection types like mobile, WiFi, ethernet etc.
• “Connect on boot” feature
• Pause & continue DNS settings without opening the app
• Pin security (for e.g. parental control)
• No root needed

For an ad-blocking setup view this post.

How does it work?
Lilly uses Androids VPN service feature to set a DNS server for all types of connections. There is no routing made through our server, which you can verify with a speed test and checking your IP. You can also check your systems connection settings technically.

Verify

You can verify your DNS server with dnsleaktest.com.

This app shows your current IP address and geolocational information about it.

It also notifies you, if you have a broken VPN or proxy connection, when the country-code and/or IP address changes unexpectedly. You can set an alert with a special ringtone and or vibration.

You can also display your IP position in Google Maps or check for DNS leaks via browser (external service).

Please note, that the information about your location are fetched out of a database and may not be the same as your real location. This app shows your location like the websites would match your IP to any location.