Ad blocker by Magic Lasso User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience37.8% of reviews
Neutral7.3% of reviews
Negative experience54.9% of reviews

~ Based on 164 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Ad blocker by Magic Lasso Safe?

Ad blocker by Magic Lasso appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Ad blocker by Magic Lasso is 84/100.

This assessment is based on 859 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.2/5.

Safety Analysis

81.4% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.8% of ratings suggest some concerns
14.8% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 813 App Store ratings for Ad blocker by Magic Lasso.

Is Ad blocker by Magic Lasso Legit?

Ad blocker by Magic Lasso appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Ad blocker by Magic Lasso is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Still get ads on YouTube

Still get ads on YouTube…. WTF

didn't work at all

didnt see any ads being blocked ok websites. i enabled everything i settings and rebooted. also doesnt block YouTube. suggesting that you turn off subscription renewal alerts is a really cute dark pattern...

Didn’t work

Doesn’t do anything except change audio to a foreign language.

Useless on Apple TV

The app doesn’t block ads on YouTube or Netflix on Apple TV. Why? Not supposed to be a solid product?

Ad stopped working

After chatting with a representative I just needed to make a minor adjustment. Great app and customer support.

Ad stopped working

Not working anymore

Impressive… maybe

I love that Magic Lasso is available on Apple TV. It claims to be blocking hundreds of connections every night, but there’s no way to see what was blocked. Seems suspect that more traffic is blocked overnight than when actually using Apple TV…

Doesn’t work.

An ad blocker that doesn’t block ads. Useless.

Subscription Constantly Breaks

Every time I update this app it refuses to restore my existing subscription. I’m sick of having to contact support to re-activate something I’ve already paid for.

So I am confused

Not only is this Not blocking any ad’s on YT, and yes I am going through Safari. But the ads r loading So bloody slow I can’t even continue watching videos. It just taking Way too much time. Am I missing something?

When are the best I used?

It’s the best just know you have to pay your subscription

Great support!

In addition to Magic Lasso delivering on its promise to block ads and trackers, the support is outstanding. They respond to my questions quickly and yesterday followed up with me to make sure an update we discussed weeks ago was still effective. A benefit for purchasing from a small independent developer!
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Messes up your iMessage

This app was great until I noticed iMessage stopped working on my phone as well as my wife’s phone. Several days with customer service of finally figuring out this app with the VPN blocked any iMessage from coming in. It’s since been deleted from our phones.

Doesn’t work for Apple TV

Doesn’t work for Apple TV

Works well for the most part

The NYT’s is pretty good at getting around ad blockers. This is no exception

Messes with iOS and my wifi. Useless in NY Times app.

Have lost my text messaging and wifi using this app. Also consistently fails to block ads NY TIMES APP, even using custom settings. Price very high for what it does.

Disappointed

Absolutely ridiculous that the Apple TV app requires tvOS 26.

Great app, great support

Ad and domain blocking via action like a VPN. New and needs some extended features

Still so many issues

I am constantly having to delete this app, and then try to reinstall it because at least once a week, usually more often, I wake up to it, blocking Internet access to almost every single one of my apps. The only fix is deleting it and reinstalling it. Unfortunately this is becoming a major issue and inconvenience, especially while traveling.
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Great devs

App works great, no ads on any devices, devs quickly fix bugs when websites don’t work