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It is simplified specifically to be better compatible with DNS-level ad blocking. How to add AdGuard DNS filterĪdGuard DNS filter is composed of several other filters (AdGuard Base filter, Social Media filter, Tracking Protection filter, Mobile Ads filter, EasyList, EasyPrivacy, etc.). The text below describes the exact actions required to configure system-wide blocking. Some of them might break the Internet connection or compromise your privacy and security, so it's better to be careful. Note: We don't recommend you turn on every setting you'll find in the 'Advanced settings' tab without thinking, especially when it comes to low-level settings.

The two-step instruction on how to enable Advanced mode itself is plain and simple: Yet, don't be scared, the setup below is not a big deal.

Usually we don't suggest that you mess with those, but if you want to block ads outside of Safari, you need to know how to do it without making a hash. It's no secret that AdGuard for iOS has advanced settings. Here you can choose DNS implementation, DNS server, enable Network settings and configure DNS filtering (the last one is available when Advanced mode is enabled). To enable it, open AdGuard for iOS settings -> DNS protection.

How to enable and configure DNS protectionĪctually, DNS protection is the same thing as system-wide protection, these terms are synonymous and interchangeable. The first option is better because it offers variability of actions: once Advanced mode is enabled, you'll be able to use different DNS servers and block all ads with the help of DNS filterlists, but more on this later.

In this article we'll tell you how to set it up on your iOS device.īasically, if your purpose is to block ads and trackers system-wide, you have two options: in other apps and browsers, on network level - most ad blockers can't do it, but AdGuard can. System-wide blocking means blocking ads and trackers beyond the Safari browser, i.e.