Adaway Not Working With KernelSU: How to Fix

In this guide, we will show you a nifty workaround that will help you fix the issue of Adaway not working with KernelSU. When it comes to open-source ad-blocking apps, then Adaway is right at the top of the priority queue for users [well, not talking about Private DNS here]. Moreover, it supports both root-based and VPN based ad blocking, though the former is a much faster and battery-efficient way of getting the job done. And that is the reason why users prefer to use it in the rooted mode.

However, KernelSu/Next users are having a hard time running this app all of a sudden. The app just fails to copy hosts. While deleting the hosts file and doing a reboot does fix this issue, however, one cannot just keep on doing it at regular intervals. So what else can be done? Well, there does exist a nifty workaround that will help you rectify this issue once and for all. So without any further ado, let’s check it out.

Fix Adaway Not Working With KernelSU

Adaway Not Working With KernelSU - 1

The only way to fix this issue [for now] is to use the bindhost module- which is a systemless host for APatch, KernelSU, and Magisk. Once you flash it, Adaway will start working without any issue whatsoever. So get the module from its official GitHub page , flash it via KernelSU, and restart your device. Then relaunch Adaway and check out the result.

Adaway Not Working With KernelSU - 2
  • Adaway Not Enough Space Error on Android: How to Fix
  • How to Block/Remove Ads in Android without Root
  • How to Disable Ads/Analytics/Firebase/Crashlytics on Android
  • How to Disable Ads on Lock Screen on Motorola
Google preferred - 3 Google preferred - 4

(Cancel Reply)

Δ