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For anyone else uninformed, like I was, you too can easily block ads on your phone (yes even in apps) with the AdBlock DNS.
It's really easy to do. In your network/wifi settings there should be an option to add a Custom/Private DNS. Add:
dns.adguard.com
And then select it. The next time you open your apps, all ads should be blocked. Hope it helps!