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Easier just to block the ad servers at the DNS level. I use NextDNS [1] as it lets me configure it, but AdGuard [2] DNS probably also works well. 1. https://n
by aembleton 2y ago
Easier just to block the ad servers at the DNS level. I use NextDNS [1] as it lets me configure it, but AdGuard [2] DNS probably also works well.
1. https://nextdns.io/ https://nextdns.io/
2. https://adguard-dns.io/en/welcome.html https://adguard-dns.io/en/welcome.html
- treetalker 2y agoNextDNS is great. I'm also a fan of 1Blocker on iOS (and macOS). It's another subscription, but it's not that expensive; updates its blocking lists frequently; and blocks trackers in apps.
- notyourwork 2y ago1Blocker has been great for me so far as well. Nearly a year and happy to pay for it.
- chneu 2y agoEven better if you have the hardware/bandwidth, setup a wireguard vpn and use adblocking on your home network. Then all your stuff is at least mildly encrypted while out and about, plus you get robust adblocking protection. This also has the added benefit of encrypting DNS if you set that up. It's all relatively easy to setup. If your hardware is running linux there are simple configuration scripts you can run to get everything going in 5 minutes or so.