Note
Advanced system-level hosts management with real-time ad blocking, privacy protection, and automatic updates from trusted sources.
Important
Features ✨:
- System-wide Ad Blocking replacing the system hosts file at
/system/etc/hoststo block ads across all apps and browsers at the network level without requiring any additional app. - Privacy & Tracker Protection blocking known tracking and analytics domains to prevent data collection and protect user privacy across all network traffic.
- Malware & Phishing Domain Filtering blocking domains associated with malware distribution, phishing attempts, and coin mining to keep the device secure.
- Automatic Updates from Trusted Sources downloading hosts lists from multiple built-in curated sources including FadeMind extras, GoodbyeAds, and CoinBlocker with a single command.
- Smart Filtering & Normalization automatically filtering comments, blank lines, and default system entries, then normalizing all addresses to
0.0.0.0for consistent blocking. - Dual-Stack IPv4/IPv6 Support generating both
0.0.0.0and::1entries for every blocked domain, ensuring complete blocking on devices with IPv6 connectivity. - Custom Hosts Sources Integration allowing registration of custom hosts list URLs with support for applying pending sources only or rebuilding from all sources at once.
- Real-time Blocking Statistics displaying live blocked domain count in the root manager description and main menu, updated automatically after each successful update.
- Help & Usage Guide providing a built-in detailed guide accessible directly from the main menu explaining all options and usage instructions.
Tip
- Supports
MagiskKernelSUKernelSU NextAPatchSukiSUand their variants. - Minimum Android
10 SDK 29. - To run the module, open Termux and follow the steps below:
- Method 1 — Enter root shell first, then launch the tool:
After pressing Enter, your prompt will change to
su
#, meaning you are now in root mode. Then type:Press Enter to launch the hosts management menu.GOBLOK
- Method 2 — Run directly in a single command:
su -c GOBLOK
Both methods require root access. A root manager such as Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch must be installed on your device.
- Method 1 — Enter root shell first, then launch the tool:
- If
GOBLOKcommand is not found, install Meta to enable system binary overlay support: - If
GOBLOKis still not accessible after installing Meta, run it directly via full path:su -c /data/adb/modules/AHM/system/bin/GOBLOK
Warning
Disclaimers 🛡️:
- Use at your own risk. No guarantees are made regarding stability, compatibility, or safety. Always back up your data before installing anything.
- This module is tested on specific devices only. Behavior on other devices may vary significantly.
- The author reserves the right to discontinue, modify, or remove this module at any time without prior notice.
Caution
Warning ☢️:
- The developer takes no responsibility for any damage, data loss, or device malfunction caused by the use of this module.
- System modifications can be unpredictable. What works on one device may break another.
- Always have a recovery solution ready — TWRP, ADB, or fastboot — before proceeding.
- If you do not fully understand what a modification does, do not apply it.
- Redistribution, modification, or repackaging of this module without explicit permission from the author is strictly prohibited.
- Rooted devices with custom ROM may behave differently. Proceed with extra caution.
- Any modification applied to the system is your decision. Think before you act.
