AdGuard DNS v2.8: Automatic device connection and other improvements
We’ve added a new way to connect devices without lengthy setup — automatic device connection. Learn more in this post.
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AdGuard DNS Client: Encrypt DNS on devices without native support
How to set up Private AdGuard DNS on computers that don’t support encrypted DNS? Check out our new tool — AdGuard DNS Client. -
Old AdGuard DNS IP addresses will be disabled by the end of April. Who is affected
We’re disabling AdGuard DNS addresses used before 2020. If you haven’t done this yet, it’s high time to switch to our new addresses. -
AdGuard DNS missed an ad or tracker? How to report it
We've added AdGuard DNS to the reporting page. If you notice a missed ad or tracker, your reports are always welcome. Read how to do this -
AdGuard DNS v2.3: Dedicated IPv6 address and more connection instructions
You can now connect to Private AdGuard DNS via a dedicated IPv6 address. We have also added instructions for connecting routers, game consoles, and smart TVs.
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