Category Archives: Network Congestion

We at SEVEN Networks have been in the Android ad-blocking world for some time now, from our original releases of Open Channel, AdClear, AdClear for iOS, and AdClear Content Blocker for Android. But now we want to tell you about … Continue reading →

Help make the next releases of adX our best yet. As a member of the adX Alpha Program, you can take part in shaping adX by test-driving pre-release versions and letting us know what you think. How do I participate?As … Continue reading →

As you may know, we’ve been flagged by Google Play Protect for the possibility of collecting tracking information. We’d like to emphasize that this was a mistake on Google’s part; one of AdClear’s main functions is to block tracking capabilities. … Continue reading →

We have received feedback from our users that Google Play Protect is incorrectly flagging AdClear and blocking the initial installation with a message “This app can collect data that may be used to track you.” All aggregated and anonymized information … Continue reading →

At the end of last year, we teased new features for AdClear with the release of our new UI. You’ve waited patiently, and it’s finally here: the Firewall and Snooze features have been added! That’s not all; HTTPS filtering no … Continue reading →

Using an ad blocker gives you more value than simply blocking intrusive, annoying, and sometimes auto-playing ads; they give you a better user experience. With customers becoming more wise to the practices of ad publishers, ad blocker usage is skyrocketing, … Continue reading →

The major argument posited by content providers and publishers on ad blockers boils down to “blocking ads steals our revenue.” The editorial director of Tom’s Guide went as far as saying: “Every time you block an ad, what you’re really … Continue reading →

If the title surprises you, bear with us. Yes, there has been a wide gap between what the users want and what the advertisers want when the debate comes to ad blockers. This is mainly because what the dream is … Continue reading →

When it comes to blocking ads, there is a stark difference of opinion between end users and publishers. While users are most likely to use an ad blocker for iOS to improve their user experience, publishers are angry that their … Continue reading →

An ad blocker does more than simply block annoying, disruptive ads. It can also keep you safe from malware. Even the most popular sites can fall victim to an attack, infecting thousands of users at once. Using an ad blocker … Continue reading →