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You can block the root, but usually the domain contains random (unique) strings as a subdomain, so you need to wildcard block it, which pi-hole supports.
by beauHD 4y ago
You can block the root, but usually the domain contains random (unique) strings as a subdomain, so you need to wildcard block it, which pi-hole supports.
- obituary_latte 4y agoThanks. Bummer, I figured they probably didn't use the root domain but some amalgamation of letters/number/sub-domains. I have a pi-hole at home which has been working great for 3+ years now, but I mostly run objective-see stuff on my work machine.