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it won’t block YouTube ads as those are served off the same IP addresses as regular content.
Unfortunately since YouTube serves their ads from the same source that serves the video blocking these ads with mean that you’re also blocking the whole video
Adguard is mainly Russian developed and I see their Dev platform is hosted in Russia although it's opensource. Could be food for thought although you do make some great points, i guess spinning up a Adguard container will not be a bad thing
" if you are using uBlock Origin and SponsorBlock, that will block ads on youtube. Since YouTube serves ads on their own domain you can't always block all ads on YouTube with DNS filtering or it will block the site. So using an add-on in your browser fixes that problem. SponsorBlock will block baked in ads that people put in videos. YouTube Enhancer add-on can also block ads as well as let you tweak YouTube and get a better experience. You don't need a rasberry Pi, you can use an older computer or even setup a VM on your host machine that is bridged to your network and use AdGuard. Also pfBlocker for pfSense works well."
"Don't forget the Sponsor Block extension that allows you to automatically skip over annoying in-video sponsor spots. No more having to watch people sling ads for NordVPN, SquarSpace, Manscaped, Ridgewallet etc. And I think Enhancer for YouTube extension allows you to block all the regular ads on YT as well. I don't see a single add or have to sit through any in-video sponsor spots with these tools."
Unfortunately, this form of add blocking will not work in all cases. A lot of adds are now being hosted on the same server as their content (Looking at you, YouTube). The only way to block these is with a browser plugin, unfortunately. The same logic applies to many streaming apps like Netflix, Hulu, and the YouTube app. If you block the server that the adds are coming from, you break the functionality of these apps. My smart TV refuses to connect to the internet when I force it to use my Pi-Hole for DNS. I recommend getting a "dumb" TV and connecting a raspberry pi to make it "smart".
Haven't seen youtube ads for ages - with adguardhome (DNS on network) & adblocker for youtube plugin (firefox on PC) and Vanced (On Android).
I personally use PiHole as DNS Server to Adblock on DNS Level. And also run an inbound recursive server to improve more on the privacy side.
Unfortunately with AdGuard and PiHole you can't block streamed ads like Youtube ads. For this kind of ads you still need a browser extension or a user based application like Smarttube.
Looks like Adguard originated in Russia. Think I'll stick with PiHole for now. Also, DHCP wont provide full protection. You'll need a firewall that can re-route DNS traffic when it is not using the defined DNS server on your network. I've seen my Samsung TVs do this.... they try the DHCP assigned DNS server and if it's blocked, it falls back to a static entry to Google. Many IoT devices like to hard code DNS servers, too. As mentioned "Local DNS" does "dns rewriting" on pihole.
Using adguard home DNS for like 2years (pihole before) and night and day when I sneak out of my home network bubble. I'm surprised how much ads are on the pages these days. Only "adremove" plugin still using in browser is for youtube. One culprit is that some pages are using some adremoval detection - then they knows you are using adguard and block you from viewing the page at all. And yes, you can block your child from using some sources unless he/she is capable of changing DNS settings on their devices to something else than ADGH DNS
If you’ve got a raspberry pi kicking about just set up a pi-hole. Blocks anything except YouTube ads
DNS bazirani blokatori ne mogu (više) da blokiraju Youtube reklame
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