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Now, anyone who can read the on-screen prompts will have their own DNS server in less than a minute! In the past, setting up a private DNS server was probably something only true "geeks" could do. We can say that private AdGuard DNS appeared at the meeting point of these two products and took only the best features from both of them. These solutions worked for some users, but for many of them, the public AdGuard DNS lacked the flexibility of configuration, while the AdGuard Home lacked simplicity. A simple browser-based ad blocker will not protect you in this case, but AdGuard DNS, which you can set up to filter traffic, block content and trackers, can help.Įarlier, we were able to offer either a public AdGuard DNS server or AdGuard Home for "cleaning up the Internet". But along with the undeniable conveniences you get trackers and ads. Today, you can connect anything to the Internet: TVs, refrigerators, smart bulbs, or speakers.

There's no need to create a new account if you have already created one before, for example, to use AdGuard Ad Blocker or AdGuard VPN.Īfter entering credentials, you can start using AdGuard DNS! Connect any computer, smartphone, or router to AdGuard DNS in just a few clicks - and flexibly manage the settings for each of them. To take part in beta testing go to AdGuard DNS website and press Join beta at the top right corner of the screen, then sign up or sign into AdGuard account. Some time ago we've announced plans for a private AdGuard DNS, and now we are finally ready to move to the next level and start the stage of public testing of the private AdGuard DNS beta version! From the year 2016 to today, AdGuard DNS has come a long way from one-server standalone service to a full-fledged product with more than 50 servers in 15+ locations.