AdGuard DNS is a free, secure DNS service that blocks ads, trackers, and malware on your devices.
AdGuard DNS works by routing your DNS requests through their servers, where they are filtered and blocked before reaching your device.
No, AdGuard DNS can be configured on your device's network settings without the need for any additional software.
Error messages can occur if there are issues with your network connection or if the AdGuard DNS servers are temporarily down. Check your network settings and try again later.
While AdGuard DNS blocks most ads and trackers, it may not be able to block some forms of advertising, such as sponsored content on social media.
You can start by checking your network settings and making sure you have the correct DNS servers configured. You can also check AdGuard's system status page for any reported outages or issues.
Yes, AdGuard DNS can be configured on all your devices that connect to the internet, including computers, phones, and tablets.
If you believe a website is incorrectly blocked, you can report it to AdGuard via their website so they can investigate and update their filters accordingly.
Yes, AdGuard DNS has a built-in malware filter that can prevent known malicious domains from being accessed.
AdGuard DNS blocks ads at the DNS level, while ad blocking browser extensions work at the browser level. AdGuard DNS can block ads on all devices connected to your network, while browser extensions only work on the specific browser they are installed on.
AdGuard DNS filters are updated daily to ensure the most accurate and comprehensive ad and tracker blocking.
Yes, you can bypass AdGuard DNS for specific websites or apps by adding them to your device's "whitelist".
This error message means that the website or its elements have been blocked by AdGuard DNS due to their filters. You can try reporting it or bypassing AdGuard DNS for that website.
Yes, AdGuard DNS can be used in conjunction with other VPN or proxy services, but it may cause conflicts or issues. It's recommended to use AdGuard DNS as the only ad-blocking solution on your network.
AdGuard DNS only filters and blocks ads and tracking elements, while a VPN also provides encryption and privacy for your internet connection.
If you are not seeing any ads being blocked, it's possible that your device is not configured to use AdGuard DNS, or the website you are visiting is not using ads that can be blocked by AdGuard DNS.
Yes, you can use AdGuard DNS in addition to your current DNS settings by setting it up as a secondary DNS server. However, some features may not work as intended in this setup.
No, AdGuard DNS is not meant to be used as a content or website blocker. Its main purpose is to block ads, trackers, and malware.
Yes, AdGuard DNS is safe and secure to use. It does not collect or store any personal data and uses industry-standard encryption protocols.
This error message means that the DNS server cannot find the website you are trying to access. Check your network settings or try changing to a different DNS server.
Yes, you can switch back to your previous DNS settings at any time by removing AdGuard DNS from your network settings.
Yes, AdGuard DNS can block ads in some mobile apps, but it may not work for all apps as they may use their own ad servers.
Yes, AdGuard DNS supports both IPv4 and IPv6 connections.
Yes, AdGuard DNS can be used on company or organization networks, but it's recommended to consult with your network administrator before making any changes.
This error message means that there is an issue with the URL of the website you are trying to access. Try refreshing the page or accessing it from a different device. If the issue persists, it could be an issue with the website itself.
Yes, AdGuard DNS can be used with parental control software, but it's recommended to consult with the software's or network's administrator before making any changes.
You can visit AdGuard's website for more information about their DNS service, including tutorials, FAQs, and additional resources.