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 * Test if it works by opening [this page](http://www.netguard.me/test)
 * Enjoy ad blocking, but don't forget to support application developers in other ways
 
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 Note that:
 
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 * NetGuard does not use the IP adresses in the hosts file, because it doesn't route blocked domains to localhost
 * **ad blocking is not available when NetGuard was installed from the Play store!**
 
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 The NetGuard version from GitHub:
 
 * is signed with the same signature as the version from the Play store, so any purchases will be restored
 * will automatically notify you if there are updates (this can be switched off in the settings)
 
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 Which hosts (ad servers) will be blocked depends on the hosts file being used.
 
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 * settings.crashlytics.com
 * e.crashlytics.com
 
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 You can automatically download a hosts file by sending this intent with your favorite automation tool, like Tasker:
 
 *eu.faircode.netguard.DOWNLOAD_HOSTS_FILE*
 
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 For example using [adb](https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb.html) from the command line:
 
 *adb shell am startservice -a eu.faircode.netguard.DOWNLOAD_HOSTS_FILE*
 
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 NetGuard does not concatenate hosts files, so you will have to use a source which does this for you or do it yourself.
 
 You can check the number of hosts (domains) imported by pulling the NetGuard notification down using two fingers.
 
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 Apart from using a hosts file, you can block most in-app ads by blocking this address for Google Play services:
 
 *googleads.g.doubleclick.net/443*
 
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 **Please do not mention this feature in Google Play store comments, since Google does not allow ad blocking applications in the Play store.**