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I am using the latest Android Adguard and filters. I am starting to see ads on my yahoo mail. They were blocked previously. Any advice?

I just updated to the latest Adguard. I notice ads on the yahoo mail are not blocked. It was blocked on the previous version.

lol I like your nuclear adjective word. I agree factory resetting is really the stupidest thing to resolve any potential problems. I have used 5X -> Pixel 1 -> Pixel 2 -> Pixel 4. I think I have to resort to factory reset once or twice only. Once during after the firmware update of Pixel 2...

I see thanks for the clarification. Now it is much clearer. Good news is, I have not gotten a reboot since my encounter on the 12/Jan by enabling the mitigation feature.

So the mitigation done by AG helps to reduce the frequency of reboot. Is there a compromise of performance by this mitigation? If no compromise, why can't the mitigation eliminate the reboot completely?

I recall the uptime doesn't reset if the phone rebooted by itself. The uptime will reset if force reboot by user.

A reboot nearly 2 days after disabling in AG. So Google hasn't release the fix yet.

Oh OK I will try to disable that and feedback.

The latest AG update does help. I have not gotten a reboot so far. As for Google fix, I doubt so. Otherwise, AD staff would have made an announcement here. That's why I emphasize that a mitigation is necessary instead of relying on Google fix.

I wonder what mitigation was done. Is there anything that is compromised? ie performance? It's true I did not encounter any reboot after the latest AdGuard update.

So how is the nightly beta? Did anyone try it?

I have asked this before and I want to ask again. This method is being used randomly throughout the day. Why is the soft reboot happening almost periodically?

I already mentioned there might be a conflict of interest. That so called getConnectionOwnerUid function is probably used by AdGuard only. If Google doesn't fix, so can we safely say AdGuard for Android is dead ???

If Google doesn't fix, AdGuard has to find a workaround. There must be an alternative for Android 10 users. Sooner, more and more phones will be migrating to this version. I am still keeping to my premium AdGuard. I thought of subscribing to a few more licenses but this issue is stopping me...

Stop then start AdGuard and rebooting doesn't work. I already tried it.

I notice I'm getting the reboots almost every 1.5 days now. This seems like a periodic in nature.

Hi avatar, Kindly help us to understand. When you say the following method has a problem, would't the symptom be happening randomly throughout the day? Because AdGuard should be using the method randomly throughout the day as and when the user is using the phone. By why is the rebooting...

Ah I see. At least, we know more about the specifics. As someone mentioned and if Google doesn't fix it, I hope AdGuard does some work around in the mean time.

I tried to Google around for "Android 10 VPN rebooting". Not much news except for AdGuard. :( I hope this is not game over for Android AdGuard.

Thanks. AdGuard and 10, I'm not sure if Google will try to resolve because it means a conflict of interest as they are relying on ads income. How about other VPN issues with 10?