I'm not aware of an "out of the box" solution, but maybe paying for NordVPN or similar will do this for you. VPNs typically tunnel your packets thru an encrypt

I'm not aware of an "out of the box" solution, but maybe paying for NordVPN or similar will do this for you. VPNs typically tunnel your packets thru an encrypted connection to a gateway somewhere else on the internet. Ad blockers point your DNS to a resolver that blacklists ad domains. You can use a VPN and still set your DNS to whatever you'd like. What works best for you will depend on your threat model (or just privacy concern, as that other term sounds loaded).