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README.md

AdGuard DNS (beta)

Our IP addresses

Default mode: 176.103.130.130, 176.103.130.131

Family protection: 176.103.130.132, 176.103.130.134

What is AdGuard DNS?

AdGuard DNS is an alternative way to block ads, trackers and phishing websites, and also a parental control instrument.

How does AdGuard DNS work?

If you configure your network to use our DNS servers, every time a website sends an ad or phishing request, our server sends back a null response. AdGuard has a database of domain names that serve for ad, tracking or phishing purposes, and this database is regularly updated.

AdGuard DNS works in two modes:

  • 'Default' mode blocks ads, various trackers and malware & phishing websites.
  • 'Family protection' does the same, but also blocks websites with adult content.

This repository contains filters used by AdGuard DNS server.

DNSCrypt

AdGuard supports DNSCrypt — a special protocol that encrypts communication with the DNS server, thus preventing tampering and tracking by any third party, including your ISP. Read more about DNSCrypt here.

How to use AdGuard DNS?

The detailed guide can be found on our website.

If you come across any problem, or have a suggestion, head to this page and click on the New issue button.

What's next?

We plan to make AdGuard DNS open source in the near future.