Before there was only 1 non skip-able ad, nowadays I started noticing 2 ads one after the other. have u noticed this increase in ads on YouTube?
If you click on SkipAd on the first video, it would skip the second ad as well. If you don’t, you will be forced to watch the non skippable ad.
Haven’t noticed….thanks to ad blocker and DNS change 😉
Sudarshan61 wrote:Haven’t noticed….thanks to ad blocker and DNS change 😉
I need to find some hack for my smart TV.
Sudarshan61 wrote:DNS change on router.
I’m worried about routing the complete traffic through those DNS.
Yes too much ads coming now
andromeda wrote:If you click on SkipAd on the first video, it would skip the second ad as well. If you don’t, you will be forced to watch the non skippable ad.
Mainly you cannot skip iphone add 
Luciferofhell wrote:Mainly you cannot skip iphone add
Didn’t get you bro. If you referring to any particular ad or any issue on iPhone as such?
Sudarshan61 wrote:Haven’t noticed….thanks to ad blocker and DNS change 😉
Could be the ad blocker, Technically, I don’t think changing your DNS server has anything to do with ads played on the youtube app.
andromeda wrote:If you click on SkipAd on the first video, it would skip the second ad as well. If you don’t, you will be forced to watch the non skippable ad.
It plays two 5 sec ads, one after the other , with no option to skip on the first ad.
I am using the latest version of the YT app, maybe a feature on the new version.
android -——- vanced app
iphone -—— cercube
no ads since some years. 
If your premium membership expired ads are much more than normal account (never subscribed premium account)
Luciferofhell wrote:Brother i can only watch add because its to expensive
Its joke bro
Health tip: You should avoid those high value ads if you cannot afford. Particularly when the “home-minister” is also along, I try not to let any ads come on screen.
The ads on dth are low-cost and/or mostly household and they do not trigger much. But the ads on youtube are quite costly and will for sure trigger lot of unwanted discussions.
they have blocked downloading, asking for subscription. 
Demondealer wrote:android
-——- vanced app
iphone-—— cercubeno ads since some years.
Thanks. Do you know if the YT video links that arrives through messaging apps, when opened directly opens on the Vanced app, or does it open the yt app?
Thank God that i watch from PC only, zero ads. But on those rare occasions I watch from mobile there are indeed a few ads which bother the F outta me. I won’t use Vanced or any unofficial app but is there any way to block ads system wide on a non-rooted Android (i mean not only for YouTube but for everything)? Someone told me about some DNS based app but i forgot its name.
andromeda wrote:I’m worried about routing the complete traffic through those DNS.
If you are serious about it, get raspberry pi integrated with your router, get pi-hole installed and setup the dns with adblocks; do note that it’s a dns-sinkhole, it won’t be be routing your whole network traffic, but only the dns entries/calls (mostly adv. dns are resolved to localhost). It won’t even slow down your network, rather fasten up things which I guess you might already be aware of.
Another simple way which I have personally used is, use an old rooted phone with adaway, have hotspot route that network to your smart tvs, and kaboom, enjoy (you might have to always keep the phone plugged-in to charge, and also close to tv for better network reception and all).
ithehappy wrote:Thank God that i watch from PC only, zero ads. But on those rare occasions I watch from mobile there are indeed a few ads which bother the F outta me. I won’t use Vanced or any unofficial app but is there any way to block ads system wide on a non-rooted Android (i mean not only for YouTube but for everything)? Someone told me about some DNS based app but i forgot its name.
DNS66/Blokada (F-droid repo)… but anything non-rooted will have a disadvantage; get root, get adaway;
btw, why the big no over YT Vanced on non-rooted device ? There used to be a xposed module something called yt-background-playback (later removed from repo, but still should be available for compilation) that I used to use, though this needs both root+xposed, but worked on official yt app.
Sudarshan61 wrote:Ohh…and you are ok routing everything via your ISP DNS or Google DNS or CloudFlare DNS 😂
ISP DNS:- can’t avoid, adding another layer is what I wanted to avoid. Also there is my office VPN, it may cry if I route the traffic through another layer of DNS, not sure how it will take it.
May be I will connect another intermediate router for TV alone and route it via adblocking DNS. My ideas at the moment are all messed up.
BlueFlash wrote:If you are serious about it, get raspberry pi integrated with your router, get pi-hole installed and setup the dns with adblocks; do note that it’s a dns-sinkhole, it won’t be be routing your whole network traffic, but only the dns entries/calls (mostly adv. dns are resolved to localhost). It won’t even slow down your network, rather fasten up things which I guess you might already be aware of.
Another simple way which I have personally used is, use an old rooted phone with adaway, have hotspot route that network to your smart tvs, and kaboom, enjoy (you might have to always keep the phone plugged-in to charge, and also close to tv for better network reception and all).
I will definitely consider this when I get time to work on it. Thank you for the insights.
BlueFlash wrote:DNS66/Blokada (F-droid repo)… but anything non-rooted will have a disadvantage; get root, get adaway;
btw, why the big no over YT Vanced on non-rooted device ? There used to be a xposed module something called yt-background-playback (later removed from repo, but still should be available for compilation) that I used to use, though this needs both root+xposed, but worked on official yt app.
Yes yes that DNS66 app, same was told to me earlier. You are saying that won’t work on a non-rooted phone? I can’t root at present because I’m using a floater sort of device just to pass these dire times, a cheap Moto phone which will be voided of warranty if rooted. I’ve used Adaway almost exclusively since its inception on all the phones I’ve owned.
Regarding my refusal to use any third party app, well due to my misfortune (and trust) I’m tied with legal matters. Therefore, every step I take since always keeping in mind the legal implications, should any occur in future. An unofficial third party app i can’t produce before a court of law- yes, there are legal matters on YouTube which i watch and comment in, so you see my reasoning.
ithehappy wrote:Yes yes that DNS66 app, same was told to me earlier. You are saying that won’t work on a non-rooted phone? I can’t root at present because I’m using a floater sort of device just to pass these dire times, a cheap Moto phone which will be voided of warranty if rooted. I’ve used Adaway almost exclusively since its inception on all the phones I’ve owned.
Regarding my refusal to use any third party app, well due to my misfortune (and trust) I’m tied with legal matters. Therefore, every step I take since always keeping in mind the legal implications, should any occur in future. An unofficial third party app i can’t produce before a court of law- yes, there are legal matters on YouTube which i watch and comment in, so you see my reasoning.
It works perfectly fine on non-rooted device, give it a shot; in fact it’s not vpn based like those pesky adblock-plus apps which redirect all traffic; this only creates a internal vpn for dns host server filtering only; on the contrary adaway (or host based, rooted ones), don’t even need that since they modify the host files itself; AdAway>DNS66>>>VPN-based.
I use smart YouTube app on Firestick for add free experience
