Andrey Meshkov

We need to know what exact apps you're talking about and how the ads looks like. It'd be better if you attach a screenshot.

Well, but the family protection DNS is supposed to be used by kids. To bypass it you'll need to add www.youtube.com with its normal address to your local hosts file

@Tomatoide I understand, but that'd be too complicated to have a different DNS configuration for every user. That's why we have [AdGuard Home](https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdguardHome) -- so that power users could install...

@Tomatoide uh, my bad! The difference is that we will actually make it configurable there. Meanwhile, the temporary solution would be to add `@@||youtube.com` to your custom filtering rules.

Well, we had a server in Sao Paulo before, but the routing was quite problematic and it received lots of unrelated traffic. We will make a second attempt somewhat later....

NXDOMAIN is problematic, Apple devices may fall back to a different DNS when they receive it. Smth like 127.X.X.X is an option indeed, we should try it.

Ah, I got it now. Well, `dnsproxy` is supposed to simply proxy DNS queries/responses, not modify it. We could add a setting for that to [AG Home](https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome) so that you...

Well, now that we have AdGuard DNS with the option of having a personal server, this task should be revived. Planned for a future update, thanks for the reminder.

Hello, how exactly does it look like? Do you know which domains exactly are blocked? If you're using AdGuard app, you can check this in the DNS requests log.

Tbh, I am not a fan of Mozilla's TRR and we have no immediate plans to participate.