Currently I'm using NextDNS [0] and happy with its ultralow server.
Fast. Block ads. Privacy. Even support the Anonymized ESC.
Sometimes it still chooses the wrong ultralow server, but in overall it's good and fit my case.
Fast. Block ads. Privacy. Even support the Anonymized ESC.
Sometimes it still chooses the wrong ultralow server, but in overall it's good and fit my case.
- Pi-hole on a Raspberry Pi at home. It uses Cloudflare as its upstream DNS resolver and provides ad blocking for all devices connected to my home network. - RPi also runs Tailscale and I set pi-hole as the DNS resolver for my tailnet. All mobile devices are always connected to Tailscale, so they too indirectly use pi-hole.
Looking at their site, it says "all devices, all networks". Do you need to set up some sort of firewall rule internally to capture UDP 53?
It talks about controlling usage of apps etc on kids phones, but a savvy kid will set up DNS over HTTP with a mobileconfig profile (or the Android equivilant), the same way we all found ways to bypass filters as kids.
It seems to me like a remote pi-hole with a curated ACL list and the same anount of setup. Am I being too cynical?
So my statement was not entirely correct :-)