“Absolutely relentless” “ad blocker” plasters users with—you guessed it—ads

Ars Technica
By Dan GoodinNov 17, 2019, 9:00 am171 pts
Enlarge (credit: captcreate / Flickr) A fake ad blocker available outside of Google Play is bombarding Android users with ads, many of them vulgar, and to make matters worse, the cleverly hidden adware is hard to uninstall. As documented by antimalware provider Malwarebytes, Ads Blocker, as the app is called,…

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