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    System-level ad-blocking on Android examined●System-level ad-blocking in AndroidYhnTechnologyMobile5741 min ago

    A technical write-up explains how to block ads across an entire Android device rather than app by app, covering approaches such as local DNS filtering and private DNS settings. Discussion centres on the trade-offs: system-level blocking requires extra setup or root access, and apps increasingly find ways around it. Readers are debating how practical such setups are for non-technical users and whether Google's platform restrictions make broad ad-blocking harder over time.

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    iPhone SE proves surprisingly useful with iOS apps and Backbone●iphone se actually useful! # iphone # dirtywavem8 # ios # app # backboneMmastodonTechnologyMobile740 min ago

    Users are highlighting that the compact iPhone SE still holds up as a genuinely useful device, particularly when paired with iOS apps and the Backbone mobile gaming controller. The comment comes amid ongoing debate about whether Apple's smallest, most affordable iPhone remains practical in a market dominated by large-screen models. Enthusiasm for the budget device appears to be resonating with iPhone owners.

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    Nintendo launches free Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi! apps●Nintendo publica las apps gratuitas Hello, Peach! y Hello, Luigi! https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.euro gamer.es/ninteMmastodonTechnologyMobile240 min ago

    Nintendo has released two free mobile apps, Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi!, as reported by Eurogamer. The apps star Princess Peach and Luigi, expanding Nintendo's lineup of mobile offerings. Details on the apps' features and availability by region were not included in the initial report.

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    How to Stop Spam Calls on iPhone and Android●How To Help Stop Spam Calls On iPhone And Android✉newsTechnologyMobile40 min ago

    Engagement with a practical guide explaining how to reduce spam calls on both iPhone and Android devices is growing. The piece walks readers through built-in tools such as call blocking, silencing unknown callers, and carrier or app-based filtering options. Robocall and scam call volumes remain a persistent annoyance for mobile users worldwide, and tips like these circulate widely whenever a new wave of spam hits.

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    Which games do you keep playing in your phone browser?●Ask HN: What games do you religiously play on your phone browser?YhnWorldReligion61 h ago

    A question circulating on Hacker News asks which games people play religiously on their phone's web browser. Commenters are being invited to name the simple, load-in-seconds titles they return to daily without installing an app. The discussion highlights how lightweight browser games still hold a loyal following among developers and tech enthusiasts despite the dominance of app-store mobile gaming.

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