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Which adblocking DNS do you choose?
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It's not hard to setup a pi as a backup DNS on your local network,, but how I've setup a few friends who have limited hardware is to have the primary DNS as the local adguard and the secondary DNS as adguards public adblock DNS
That way if the local falls over, you still get some as ad blocking from their public one. If your setup allows it, they also have a public doh and dot encrypted dns for a bit of privacy