I assume I could solve d) by starting tailscale on the nas with “tailscale up -advertise-routes=10.0.0.0/24” I guess? 10.0.0.0/24 being my internal home network for example.

The ad filtering DNS runs on the NAS and is listening on 0.0.0.0:53 so if I go to my tailscale dashboard => DNS and enter the 100.x.x.x IP of the NAS as DNS it works insofar asĬ) my mobile phone is completely cut off from the internet, no name resolution worksĭ) my DNS only shows the NAS as client and none of the other 2 devices But virtually all of them have encountered an issue where the phone soft-reboots randomly when Private DNS provider is set to AdGuard ( for “Default” or for “Family protection”).NAS, Macbook and phone. Setting AdGuard as Private DNS provider on OnePlus 6Įnthusiasts quickly joined the bandwagon and started using AdGuard’s DNS on their phones after getting Pie update. Not only it is platform agnostic, it also supports modern secure protocols such as DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) and DNS-over-TLS (DoT). They provide multiple platform specific paid adblockers, but the DNS service is currently free. Leaving those minor hiccups aside, users can theoretically block ads on Android Pie combining Private DNS feature with a custom DNS provider who blocks ads at DNS level.ĪdGuard DNS is one such service. A classic example of fragmentation in the world of Android – Xiaomi probably skipped this feature altogether in their Android Pie based MIUI 10.

Well, Google did the job but not all OEMs are ready to make the change. As an add-on, users get DNS-over-TLS (DoT) support as well. Changing system-wide DNS is a long-awaited feature in Android, and Google answered it by introducing ‘Private DNS’ in Android 9 Pie.

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