15 years ago i would have said "whoaaaa" but these days most of the ads are hosted in legit domains, and dns level filtering will do nothing about it.
this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2023
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Maybe you're right, due to the rise of dns level filtering many companies try to host ads on legit domain. I know YouTube does this for sure. But since I've been using this setup (from past ~6 months) the amount of ads I have seen practically have dropped down a lot and even from the adguard stats I can see that almost 18% of queries are blocked so it's a win for me.
I'm blocking 16.67% of my home Internet lookups with zero impact. That's a lot of trackers and ads