With ISPs selling their customers’ usage data left and right, and various apps, mail and Web trackers contributing to the pool of “anonymized” data, de-anonimyzation becomes possible with big data analysis. What about Android?įor Android users an alternative is Rethink DNS which is more of a firewall/DNS service.Protecting one’s online privacy is becoming increasingly more important. NextDNS offer a tool for their DNS service to generate profiles to use on your devices. "Not Jakob" has made some pre-made profiles and has created a tool where you can configure your profile how you like with options for IPv4/IPv6, Wi-Fi network exclusions, Cellular enable/disable etc. He too has the source available for his on GitHub. Paul Miller has created profiles for a number of DNS providers. Has a page of profiles you can download config files from and you can view the source on GitLab and download from there alternatively. If you'd like to use a different service rather than Adguard there are a multitude of ways to use other profiles or create your own. Install the profile following the onscreen instructions.Ĭredit to nextdns for the above instructions.mobileconfig file accessible publicly and enter its URL. Hover over Share Apple TV Analytics without pressing.Tap Install in the upper-right corner, then follow the onscreen instructions.These profiles are supported on the following: Aguard offer a DNS service to block ads (and also have a family filter called "Family protection") I use this on my home router these days (previously I used Pi-hole) but the downside of this is when I or my family use their devices on another network they don't have ad blocking.Īdguard now provide iOS & MacOS profiles that can be installed on your devices that will enable ad blocking no matter the network and are super easy to install.
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