Well this is all very confusing. You said "The standard adguard" (which is the one I am using and the one I am referring to) but you linked 2 different things. The first you linked is not "Adguard" but rather "Adguard: Content Blocker For samsung and yandex" (not standard adguard).
The second you linked is not even from the same company , and its called "Adguard VPN - Private Proxy" (Again , not the standard adguard).
The standard adguard can only be downloaded from their site. The certificate is needed in order to block ads on secure pages (https) otherwise it has no access to filter it's content. This is the only true solution for a device-wide ad blocking mechanism. Although it's setup as a VPN , no data is ever sent to adguard. It uses VPN functions to filter out the unwanted sites and blocks them , that's all.
No. The ones I linked to and the one you are using are all from the exact same company. My use of "standard" when referring to the content blocker version was not correct. But stating that what I was linking to is not even from the same company is also not correct.
https://adguard.com/en/adguard-content-blocker/overview.html
There is a link on that page that leads to:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adguard.vpn
https://adguard-vpn.com/en/welcome.html
There is a link on that page that leads to
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adguard.vpn
AdGuard, AdGuard VPN, and AdGuard Content Blocker are all from the exact same company. We have both been right in some statements, but we have also both been wrong in others. The layout of their website certainly needs to be revamped because it IS confusing. That, along with the Play Store having two of them but not the third (and proper "standard" version) is imo what has caused some of this confusion between us.
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