block-all-google | script simplifies the process of cutting Google

block-all-google is a Shell library. block-all-google has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This BASH (Linux) script simplifies the process of cutting Google out of your digital life. This will block all Google services - GMail, YouTube, Google Play, ads, tracking and so on, both good and bad. It's worth noting that any sites that depend on Google to serve their content most likely will break, or at a minimum not function properly. It works by adding all the downloaded Google IP ranges to the routing table, which get routed to localhost and thus stays local to your machine and doesn't reach any Google servers. Tested on Ubuntu 18.04 only. Contacts third-party network services to retrieve proxies and IP ranges. If you don't agree to their respective terms of service (ToS), don't use the script or modify it to suit your needs.