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Force Devices to use Pi-hole - Serverless Industries
| | jussiroine.com
Goodbye telemetry and ads - running Pi-Hole in a home network
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| | On most devices that I frequently use, I use a solution to block excessive ads. Firefox on mobile and desktop is super easy as the same ad blocking extensions work on both.
| | moddedbear.com
Pi-hole and Unbound Setup | moddedbear.com
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| | These are mostly notes I made for myself while setting up Pi-hole and Unbound on a new Raspberry Pi, but I figured I may as well post them here in case it helps someone out or gets them wanting to try it out. If you're unaware, Pi-hole is a network-wide ad blocker that works by looking at DNS queries and Unbound is a recursive DNS resolver. There's a few benefits of running both:
| | callumoakley.net
Network-wide ad blocking with Pi-hole | Callum Oakley
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| | [AI summary] The author documents their personal experience setting up a Pi-hole network-wide ad and tracking blocker on a Raspberry Pi to improve online privacy.
| | sookocheff.com
And the winner is - Google Chrome! | Kevin Sookocheff
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| [AI summary] The author praises Google Chrome for its speed and efficiency, highlighting its advantages over Firefox and noting Google's commitment to performance in its products.