Just trying to understand if both are required for some reason. In the iOS PRO edition, we have Content Filtering (for Safari Browsing) and DNS Filtering (System-Wide). Same with the mail app.So there seems to be a lot of posts on this and some confusion since there is a lot of overlap. Safari sometimes works but runs much more slowly than normal, other times it doesn't work with the VPN flashing. Same thing with music streaming apps, they will say no internet and that VPN will just sit there flashing forever until I toggle Adguard Pro off. For example sometimes the News app won't connect at all, other times it will only connect text/links but no graphics will render and I can see the VPN flashing in the taskbar forever. I'd be glad to beta test anything.Įdit: To add more info, internet connection just seems wonky with Adguard Pro enabled. It seemed to run great on 13.1, but I may just not have had that installed long enough to see any issues. From what I understand the Pro version works again with the only caveat is its limitation in filters, although you guys still have a sticky up with very old and outdated information.Īny advice? I know the standard advice is to get a regular adguard subscription, but I'm disappointed that I paid for this app and it's not really being worked on as much as the subscription version.Įdit: this is on iOS 13.1.3. This has happened over wifi as well as LTE. No rhyme or reason, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, and I can directly correlate turning off the Adguard DNS and the internet working again full speed. But I've also noticed it for a lot of other internet using apps such as Safari, Netspeed and Find my phone.
I first noticed it in the News app where sometimes I couldn't connect to a story, or it would be extremely slow. Adguard Pro for iOS seems to cut off my internet at times.
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