Google ads.g.double click problem

[diamondnewtest]

So I have this problem where I'll be minding my own business and then immediately an ad will pop up on google chrome (which is not even my default browser) sadly i can't delete chrome unless i root my phone (clearly a dangerous option) so I don't know what to do.
Any help?

 

[diamondnewtest]

So I have this problem where I'll be minding my own business and then immediately an ad will pop up on google chrome (which is not even my default browser) sadly i can't delete chrome unless i root my phone (clearly a dangerous option) so I don't know what to do.
Any help?

P.S. for those of you wondering I have a galaxy j7 2017 model that i got THIS year.

 

[Dannydet]

Clear your cache in the Chrome app.
Install an ad blocker from the play store such as adguard

 

[Hadron]

Do you use Chrome at all? If not you can disable it (I keep it disabled on my Pixel, nothing bad happens).

 

[AmeliaFg]

So there can be a lot of things that can cause a lot of ads on your browser. While you browse a lot of sites, you collect a lot of cookies, people name them cash files. These cash files can cause the apparition of numerous ads in your browser. I have my own site, and I started to promote it and this is why I know how it worked. A digital marketing company in Newcastle helps me to promote my page. I didn't know that every ad you get on your phone is based on the things you like or speak about. For example, I sell construction materials, and only people that are interested in my product will get the ad made by me.

 

[steiny180]

Have a look at the free NoRoot Firewall app in the PS.

This app allows you to allow or deny some or all wifi and / or data accesses on an app-by-app basis with wildcard support.

A great free little app I use the hell out of.

 

[Fox Mulder]

OP left the building a year and a half ago-
But FWIW I use Blokada from F-Droid and it's a very effective ad blocker.
Browser-wise, disabled Chrome and use Firefox with U-Block Origin.