The method has been tried and works when the provider interferes with the operation of Android Box with its exceptions. This will not affect the speed of the Internet connection, it's just that you will not connect to the server that the provider blocks, but to Google DNS 8.8.8.8 or 8.4.4.4.

DNS stands for Domain Name System .

It is difficult to get to the bottom of the Android Box advanced settings, I will tell you what you will run into and how to get around it.

By going corny into the WiFi connection:

And turning it on, we will meet the list:

Seeing and connecting your WiFi consider this:

There are no DNS settings here, but this is not a dead end!

We go back to the settings of your favorite Android Box, go to the second row from the top and go to the very right side until we find “More settings”

Now, without explanation, a set of pictures where to click:

Press and hold the OK button or a button on another device to control , if you press and release, then next. the menu won't pop up:

Now again just click or check the boxes, as in the screenshots:

To see all this, I rewind down on my console.

The numbers are written as if in gray - this is a hint on top of which you need to write everything and save it:

Well, that's all, there will be questions or what kind of blocking of the provider was avoided - write in the comments, I'm waiting!

PS If you register DNS1: 176.103.130.130, DNS2: 176.103.131.131, then ads in any browsers will be disabled on the Android Box. How to disable ads on all home devices through the router settings - I will tell you here .