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What's The Best Adblocker For Android Phones?
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this post was submitted on 13 Apr 2024
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You want a DNS based adblocker. I like nextdns because I can customise it.
Can you customise it down to the domain?
If you mean blocking specific websites, then yes. It's in the parental control section
Nice. I use Mullvad DNS for the same purpose.
They seem to have many different endpoints depending on what you want to block, which is customizable only down to the type of content. Ads, trackers, malware, adult content, gambling, social media.
If I understand it properly, they have 64 different endpoints for their DNS. But I'm not sure if all of these are publicly facing or if you have to be connected via their VPN service for all of them to be accessible.