← Back to context Comment by cortesoft 2 months ago For blocking, I would much rather run my own service. 8 comments cortesoft Reply LetsGetTechnicl 2 months ago I've been loving the Pihole setup I just set up. It uses Quad9 as the upstream provider and then I do all the blocking myself. I used to use NextDNS but this is so much better and free! vardalab 2 months ago Technitium is also really good as a performant local blocker and recursive dns server. I have been running mine for years now and it is fast as well. upcoming-sesame 2 months ago How do you block ads when you're outside of your home network? Do you expose your pihole outside? LetsGetTechnicl 2 months ago I set up a WireGuard VPN and use that to connect back to my home network. It's fast enough for what I do on my phone. cortesoft 2 months ago VPN back to your home network? 3 replies →
LetsGetTechnicl 2 months ago I've been loving the Pihole setup I just set up. It uses Quad9 as the upstream provider and then I do all the blocking myself. I used to use NextDNS but this is so much better and free! vardalab 2 months ago Technitium is also really good as a performant local blocker and recursive dns server. I have been running mine for years now and it is fast as well. upcoming-sesame 2 months ago How do you block ads when you're outside of your home network? Do you expose your pihole outside? LetsGetTechnicl 2 months ago I set up a WireGuard VPN and use that to connect back to my home network. It's fast enough for what I do on my phone. cortesoft 2 months ago VPN back to your home network? 3 replies →
vardalab 2 months ago Technitium is also really good as a performant local blocker and recursive dns server. I have been running mine for years now and it is fast as well.
upcoming-sesame 2 months ago How do you block ads when you're outside of your home network? Do you expose your pihole outside? LetsGetTechnicl 2 months ago I set up a WireGuard VPN and use that to connect back to my home network. It's fast enough for what I do on my phone. cortesoft 2 months ago VPN back to your home network? 3 replies →
LetsGetTechnicl 2 months ago I set up a WireGuard VPN and use that to connect back to my home network. It's fast enough for what I do on my phone.
I've been loving the Pihole setup I just set up. It uses Quad9 as the upstream provider and then I do all the blocking myself. I used to use NextDNS but this is so much better and free!
Technitium is also really good as a performant local blocker and recursive dns server. I have been running mine for years now and it is fast as well.
How do you block ads when you're outside of your home network? Do you expose your pihole outside?
I set up a WireGuard VPN and use that to connect back to my home network. It's fast enough for what I do on my phone.
VPN back to your home network?
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