First, let’s figure out which ads are bugging you. Is it the ones that pop up in your apps? Or the ones that hijack your browser?
If it’s the browser, that’s usually a specific website being a jerk. But if it’s happening everywhere—even on your home screen—that’s a different beast.
That beast is often a rogue app you downloaded three months ago. Or, and this is the annoying part, it’s Google’s own system doing its thing.
Deleting the System-Level Nuisance (Yes, It’s Possible)
Okay, deep breath. There is a trick for removing Google Ads from your core Android experience. It’s not a magic wand, but it’s close.
Go to your phone’s settings. Then find “Google” or “Google Services.” Look for “Ads” or “Advertising ID.”
Inside there, you’ll see an option to reset your Ad ID. Do it. Then, and this is the secret sauce, opt out of Ads Personalization.
What does that do? It tells Google, “Hey, I don’t want you to stalk my shopping habits.” It won’t kill every ad, but it makes them way less targeted. And less creepy.
But wait—there’s another step. You can actually remove the Google Ads Manager app from your phone entirely. Yes, really.
Search your app drawer for “Google Play Services for Ads.” It’s often hidden. If you find it, you can disable it. That cuts the cord on a lot of those sponsored notifications.
Cómo detener los anuncios de Google
