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iOS users have plenty of options here too
- AdGuard Pro (paid)
- AdGuard DNS (free)
- other free dns blockers - NextDNS, ControlID etc
- Safari addons
- browsers with blocking built in (eg brave)
- VPNs with ad blockers built in
DNS and VPN blocks will work on most apps and all browsers.
I prefer Asguard dns and then Safari extension or Brave
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To add to this, you can install AdGuard Public DNS mobile config file, and tweak it (via profile builder on their website) to add family protection and change from just a pseudo VPN to DNS over HTTPS, TLS + add Wi-Fi networks for it to ignore automatically and exclude some domains.
Edit: forgot to include link
https://adguard-dns.io/en/public-dns.html#:~:text=Android-,iOS,-Windows
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I would not trust adguard as it is a russian company that nobody knows what it does to your data
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They are locsted in Cyprus, and in fairness, they've got a much better reputation than most privacy/security companies out there.
Plus, depending on the service, adblocking is done locally.
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I mean adguardDNS. That can raise some questions. And as for Cyprus, many russian companies are based there just to avoid sanctions. That means nothing
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Of course, any DNS has the potential for abuse, but there's no reason to not trust them vs any other DNS provider out there.
Like I said, their reputation is stellar in the privacy world, and that means more to me than where they are located.
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I beleive its in Cyprus now - but fair point - NextDNS might be a better option in that case
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