Interesting approach... Initially I thought it was bit overkill but I found myself picking my phone when I have a site blocked on my laptop.
Happen more than I'm willing to admit, so I guess I will give a try
Interesting approach... Initially I thought it was bit overkill but I found myself picking my phone when I have a site blocked on my laptop.
Happen more than I'm willing to admit, so I guess I will give a try
nextdns lets you set times when domains are blocked. Originally I had it just for my computer but soon realized I needed it for my phone as well.
I'm planning to address the issue for phones as well in the future.
I built a DNS resolver on Proxylity[1] as a demo but it didn’t occur to me that block by default was a use case. I might have to add that.
My suggestion: Allow by ASN would be a clean (simple) way to get all of Google, etc., allowed at once.
[1] https://github.com/proxylity/examples/tree/main/dns-filter