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There are two solutions I’ve used: 1. Content blockers for safari are sold in the App Store. Not bad. 2. A private Pinole instance on a vps. Just set your ph
by bredren 6y ago
There are two solutions I’ve used:
1. Content blockers for safari are sold in the App Store. Not bad.
2. A private Pinole instance on a vps. Just set your phone to connect to it. There are turnkey docker installs of this now.
Neither are perfect / have quirks. I def recommend pinhole. I thought it would be a pain to set up, it wasn’t and it’s great.
- garren 6y agoPihole or NextDNS. The latter is nice because you can quickly toggle it on or off in the event that adblocking breaks something.
- thrwn_frthr_awy 6y agoWill #2 block ads in Apps as well as Safari? Games for my young kids have terrible ads and finding quality, ad free ads (even paid) is very hard to do. I really wish Apple Arcade would release some early-ed games.
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- bredren 6y agoNo, you need to route their traffic through a VPN running pihole. Presuming you have a decent set of rules it can block ads and shield the IPs of your kids devices.