> But then I've got a whitelist of allowed domains, which I updated on-the-go if that one site wife really needed wasn't working due to overzealous filtering.
That's fine. I'm just puzzled why people would want to use a "block ads and tracking" DNS server without a whitelist feature.
That's fine. I'm just puzzled why people would want to use a "block ads and tracking" DNS server without a whitelist feature.