The article is AdGuard centric but it sheds light on the whole process where Google suddenly decided to ban ad blockers.

      • @[email protected]
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        31 year ago

        Was using DNS66 and switched to Rethink DNS. At home I just run Infoblox with RPZ feeds to block ads.

      • @[email protected]
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        61 year ago

        I’ve been using Mullvad for 2 years and only just now realized I could turns ads off on my phone with a literal click of a button.

    • Hot Saucerman
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      71 year ago

      Pi-Hole + VPN. Connect to the VPN via the phone, having all the data that hits your phone passing through your Pi-Hole first.

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      51 year ago

      Look forward to the replies on this one.

      On my desktop, I haven’t seen an ad in ages, they really piss me off. But on my phone I just seem to suffer through them.

      At home I really should set up a pi hole I guess. But that doesn’t solve it when out and about.

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        41 year ago

        ive got ublock on ff for web, then instander on IG which is the only app I use with ads

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        21 year ago

        Install PiVPN on the same Pi running Pi-hole and you can use your Pi-hole anywhere you go (plus you can also access any device on your home LAN).

    • @[email protected]
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      41 year ago

      Netguard has network filtering as a paid feature. It has a pretty steep learning curve, but very full featured.

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        € 0.10 or more

        yes, it’s “paid” 👉 10 cents

        if you read the faq once, you have all your responses. It’s not fair to call it a steep learning curve

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      31 year ago

      I’ve been using Dns66 since 2017. I tried blokada (from GitHub) and didn’t like it. Haven’t tried others, so I’m also curious what other folks are using.