I’ve been using Adguard Free on Android for about a year now and I like how it works. I discovered it does not block trackers unfortunately. I’m thinking of buying a lifetime subscription. Is it worth it?
It seems like an all-in-one package for all my devices, which would save me a lot of thinkering.
Or would I just go using other providers like Mullvad or Pihole in the future?
I mentioned Mullvad because of the VPN service, I think Adguard has that included too. Would that be safe to use for torrents? I live in the EU if that helps.
Why pay for a VPN when you can just use pivpn/wireguard for free? The question was how to simply use pihole when remote. Idk why you’d need to pay for a VPN to do that.
Don’t need to pay for a vpn there just so mainstream now and basically cost nothing. I pay for proton unlimited $50 a year and get vpn for 10 devices , storage, calendar and email
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I love the pi hole
Now, how do you use a pihole on your phone when you aren’t connected to your WiFi?
Solution: Always be connected to your home network via permanent and mandatory VPN uplink.
You can use pivpn and tunnel into it using wireguard when You’re not home.
Or
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Why pay for a VPN when you can just use pivpn/wireguard for free? The question was how to simply use pihole when remote. Idk why you’d need to pay for a VPN to do that.
Don’t need to pay for a vpn there just so mainstream now and basically cost nothing. I pay for proton unlimited $50 a year and get vpn for 10 devices , storage, calendar and email