AdGuard DNS 2.0

Hello, hunters! Today I want to introduce a product I’m truly proud of — AdGuard DNS 2.0 🌐 AdGuard DNS has turned 6 this year — a considerable age. We’ve learned a lot since! We’ve launched public ready-to-use DNS servers that block ads, trackers, malicious domains, and adult content (if you’d like). We’ve developed AdGuard Home, a network-wide tool that gives you control over requests of all devices connected to your router. Now we’re releasing AdGuard DNS 2.0 — a great combination of AdGuard Home’s customizability and a user-friendly interface. What's important is that it is not limited to your home and can be used on your mobile devices. With AdGuard DNS you can: 💻📱 Manage all devices Set up your own servers and connect any device to them: your computer, mobile phone, router, or smart TV. Protect all your family members or company employees. 📊 View stats See full stats: how many requests were sent and to which companies or countries, how many of them were blocked and by which filter. Filter stats by date, country, or device. Block, unblock, or modify requests to domains on the fly. 🍼 Shield your kids from undesired content Turn on Parental control to block adult websites or decide yourself which domains are not appropriate for your child. Schedule the time when Parental control is on: don’t let your child use social networks during homework or surf the Web late at night. 🔮 This is not the end We have lots of plans for the future which we haven't yet implemented. 1. A better integration with AdGuard VPN. You can already use AdGuard DNS alongside VPN on Android, Windows and Mac, we'll soon add iOS to that list. 2. Integration with AdGuard Home is also planned for the future. 3. We don't want to stop at just DNS. The end goal is make traditional content blockers redundant (yes, this means making AdGuard redundant as well). This is of course a long shot, but reaching this goal requires more than DNS. Check it yourself 👀 Come visit our website at https://adguard-dns.io — see what else we have to offer!

Any plans for adding the capability to change the IP address to bypass geo-restrictions? (like ControlD does)

It seems interesting! (^^)