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That app is definitely malware, be careful when donwloading stuff!
If you want an additional layer of protection I strongly suggest using a private DNS like Nextdns.io or adguard-dns.io, which are basically system-wide adblockers. Less ads and less risks to your privacy/security.
If you end up using them I strongly suggest enabling only the regional lists and the OISD list, nothing else (since too many lists could slow down your navigation and/or block stuff you need)
And if you like tinkering with things, you can install a Pi-hole on a local Raspberry.