Set up AdAvoid DNS on any device.
Pick your device, follow the steps, and paste in our address. It takes about two minutes and needs no app.
Select your platform
Android Setup
Open Settings → Network & Internet (or Wi-Fi & Internet). On Samsung: Settings → Connections → More connection settings.
Select Private DNS (under Advanced on some phones).
Choose "Private DNS provider hostname".
Copy the hostname for your mode below and paste it in, with no http:// or tls:// in front.
Tap Save.
infoAndroid 9+ supports Private DNS (DNS-over-TLS) natively.
Copy the value for your mode
DefaultBlocks ads, trackers & malware
dns.adavoid.ioFamilyDefault + adult content & safe search
family.adavoid.ioUnfilteredNo blocking
unfiltered.adavoid.ioServer addresses
Choose your mode, then copy the address your device asks for.
Encrypted DNS
Recommended. For apps and devices that ask for a secure DNS address. Use the one your device or app asks for.
DNS-over-HTTPSPort 443
https://dns.adavoid.io/dns-queryDNS-over-TLSPort 853
tls://dns.adavoid.ioDNS-over-QUICPort 853
quic://dns.adavoid.ioPlain DNS
Port 53Unencrypted. For routers and manual DNS fields. Enter one address per field, with the second as the alternate server. Fill in IPv6 too if your network uses it.
IPv4
3.232.167.64184.73.87.209IPv6
2600:1f18:67ce:7800:49de:d998:470d:7aed2600:1f18:67ce:7801::d53helpDNS not working?
Try restarting your network connection or flushing your DNS cache. On Windows: ipconfig /flushdns. On macOS: sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder. On Linux: resolvectl flush-caches.
Ads still showing? If your network uses IPv6, make sure you entered the IPv6 addresses too. Otherwise your device can keep using your provider's DNS over IPv6.