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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2025
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Well, to anyones preferences. Every defense is valid and has it's + and -. It's irrelevant if you use Portmaster, PiHole, pFsense or anything else, important if it works to show the middlefinger to the big brother corporations, what all these do.
No doubt. Wasn't throwing shade. Just relaying my experience. If one did not have a firewall in place or one to replace, Portmaster would be a good candidate.
Also because it is the most easy and intuitive to use for everyone. Already with a good default setting, blocking the most problematic trackings, means, it's install and forget it or at least customize only some specific traffic from an app to be protected.