it works it’s free and there’s no bull crap
there’s really no downside to it as far as I can tell, and that’s a hard thing for apps to do it would seem. would recommend for anyone who has any sort of app that has ads in it, the most difficult thing about it is learning how to navigate the menus, not in a bad way but in a, it’s just that simple, kinda way.
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So far, so weird….
I’m not sure if it’s working or not. I’ve restarted my phone and even have updated iOS. I can’t tell if it’s working or not. It shows that DNSCloak is operating as the VPN. But the DNS shows that it’s being operated by DNT (Do Not Track). These are both for obtaining secured DNS, so I’m not sure how they can coexist. Something tells me one’s not really functioning…. I’ll update the star rating once I can figure out which one of these two are actually working and not just pretending.
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Fantastic App for blocking ads and non intrusive app
The unsung ‘hero’ app. Choose the right server
for your region and fire up dns server and it will block all the ads. Thru a browser or even thru the app. It gives the ability to add your custom sites as well to block list which will create a sinkhole to those ads.
Thank you
for your region and fire up dns server and it will block all the ads. Thru a browser or even thru the app. It gives the ability to add your custom sites as well to block list which will create a sinkhole to those ads.
Thank you
Won’t connect on demand…
I don’t know why but I can’t get any VPN service to connect on demand. Every single time I start my iPad up I have to manually get DNSCloak running via turning VPN on. My other main VPN service is Orbot a TOR client. Not only do I have to manually switch VPN on when I start my iPad. I also have to switch it on manually when I exit Orbot. Orbot returns the VPN to DNSCloak but VPN is in a disabled mode. I still have to manually switch it back on.
Think I’ll try reporting this to Apple as a potential security breach.
By all that’s holy if your VPN services are set to connect on demand they should…
Think I’ll try reporting this to Apple as a potential security breach.
By all that’s holy if your VPN services are set to connect on demand they should…
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Please add city, country to all entries in the list
The only thing missing from the list overall is each service should clearly show the City, and country it’s being hosted in. I’m been using AdGuard for years, and years but still haven’t gotten the first clue about what city, and country is hosting it. Wouldn’t a DNS server nearer to me with the same features potentially be faster?
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