As we know some of the wireless devices cannnot install adblock plugin such as iphone and iPad. We can modify our routers to add adblock in our open source routers.
So how to do it:
The following packages is needed:
1. adblock (the adblock package)
2. libustream-mbedtls (For https download using uclient-fetch)
3. luci-app-adblock (in case for luci interface)
#opkg install adblock libustream-mbedtls luci-app-adblock
After installation, you need some configuration. For luci, you can find the configuration in homepage-> "Service" Tab -> "Adblock"
enable the host that you need to.
for command line configuration
you need to: (I come from Hong Kong, so I block the reg_cn)
#/etc/init.d/adblock enable
#/etc/init.d/adblock start
#uci set adblock.global.enabled='1'
#uci set adblock.reg_cn.enabled='1'
#uci commit
To verify correct installation
In the log tab in Adblock luci page:
Tue May 15 14:25:18 2018 user.info adblock-[3.4.3]: blocklist with overall 29670 domains loaded successfully (NETGEAR WNDR3700v4, LEDE XXXXX)
or the same line shown in command line
#logread |grep adblock
from client side, try ping "analytics.google.com"
$ ping analytics.google.com
ping: analytics.google.com: Name or service not known
Conclusion
This adblock is not as good as the browser plugin one as it just block the advertisment hosts. But at least your private information will not be sent to those ad servers.
Cheers
