AdGuard DNS

AdGuard DNS is a privacy-oriented DNS resolution system that blocks tracking, ads, and phishing. You can use it instead of your current DNS provider.

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AdGuard DNS is a privacy-oriented DNS service that will help you protect your privacy and block ads. In addition to resolving DNS requests, it blocks ads, trackers, and malicious domains. You can use it instead of your current DNS provider.

AdGuard DNS uses powerful filters to eliminate ads and trackers on every connected device. You can get real-time stats on DNS requests of all devices and customize which domains should be blocked or allowed.

It also includes a parental control that keeps your children safe online: shield them from adult content on websites, search results, or YouTube.

Does not require the installation of any applications.
Supports all modern DNS privacy standards: DNSCrypt, DNS-over-HTTPS, DNS-over-TLS.
It has two modes: “Default” for blocking ads and trackers and “Family” for the same functionality, plus parental control tools.
They do not preserve any personal data or log your activity. Your anonymity will be maintained.
You can use it on any Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS-operated device.

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Tool ID

🔓 Freemium Tool

Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Web-based, Windows
No Ads
Signup Required
No Credit Card Required
Use in: N/A

Limitations Highlights

300K monthly requests
Five devices
Two servers