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iamroot41216y@grumpyoldaf could explain why,
Main concern is blocking domains that I might need or it just overall being buggy. -
C0D4669026yIf your blocking for entire network, sure.
If your just blocking for your self, use ublock or something. -
get a real computer and install pf-sense
https://www.pfsense.org
also, your raspi with pihole would be a bottleneck if you've got a fast internet connection as the ethernet is capped to 600mbs. -
@heyheni I'd be really confused if you resolved so much DNS that you need a 600mbit port.
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sorry for spreading missinformation :(
but doesn't get all the traffic get routed through pihole in order to get filered? I have a fiber 1 gigabit connection so i'm worried that the 600mbs raspi network speed is too slow? -
@irene bcz I don't want it. And the OP did not express any interest in it either [only asked whether he should]. Then why bother..
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RTRMS36906yOnly if you don't like adverts and bring tracked by everyone. After almost a year I still get amazed to see on some days as much as 50% of my dns requests being blocked.
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Yes. Maybe when advertising/data collection companies would give easy opt-in methods and would start to actually handle the collected data secure and wouldn't try to track the living shit out of me, I'd consider not blocking stuff...
Should I setup pi hole?
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