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Plenty of organizations run local DNS servers, you'd think it wouldn't be a big stretch to start adblocking at that layer (though doing it on the client does al
by blacksmith_tb 5y ago
Plenty of organizations run local DNS servers, you'd think it wouldn't be a big stretch to start adblocking at that layer (though doing it on the client does allow for more fine tuning).
- Unklejoe 5y agoI wonder how much longer DNS based ad blocking is even going to work with things moving to DNS over HTTPS.
- cpeterso 5y agoOrganizations can run their own DNS over HTTPS resolvers.
- heavyset_go 5y agoI've relied on DNS-based ad blocking for years and, as of late, some ads have got through, especially on phones and streaming devices.