The process itself isn't that complicated, but it will require the Chrome app to be on the latest version. If you're using an outdated version of Chrome, update the app first by visiting Chrome on the Google Play Store, then tapping on the "Update" button. Android's Chrome ad block feature is usually turned on by default, but users can also toggle it manually if needed (via Google).

1. On the browser's home screen, open the "More" menu by tapping the three vertical dots in the upper-right corner.

2. Scroll to the bottom area, then pick the "Settings" option.

3. Scroll down once again, then select "Site Settings."

4. In this menu, find and tap on the "Ads" option.

5. Tap on the "Ads" toggle switch here to enable or disable ads as you browse.

Once ad block is enabled, it will be universally applied to all websites you visit. It's worth noting that there are some sites that might not load properly unless Chrome's ad blocker is turned off. In case you want to re-enable ads, you can do so by repeating the same process starting from step 1 and toggling ads on through the Settings menu

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