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    IOS 17 update brings ads on Diversion

    That did it! (Did not work just turning off private wifi address, but turning off Limit IP Address Tracking also did the trick). Awesome!
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    IOS 17 update brings ads on Diversion

    I'm "only" on the medium diversion blocklist. I could go to a higher level, but I pulled out an old ipad air running ios 12.5.6 and no ads there so it appears to be something specific with the upgrade this morning to ios17 (Ipad17.1.1OS specifically). Yes I'm using pixelserv. As I'm not...
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    IOS 17 update brings ads on Diversion

    Yes, type 65 blocking enabled (IPv4 & IPv6), and my old pre-ios17 devices and android are still blocking ads correctly. I rebooted the router also. The ads are on an M1 ipad pro running IpadOS 17.1.1 IOS 17 is a brand new release; I was just informed it was available this morning.
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    IOS 17 update brings ads on Diversion

    Running latest diversion 4.3.3 Diversion successfully blocking all ads (except youtube) over the past year. Just updated from ios 16 to 17 and Google ads are showing on several pages. Checked my desktop and the ads do not appear--only on the ipad. Example is a card game website like...
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    ad blocking

    I am fanatical about eliminating ads. Network-wide (hardware) ad blocking is the only way to broadly block ads and spam, including banner ads on apps on your phone, google and facebook embedded ads, and ad trackers. I see zero ads, until I leave home, then I will see ads for things I have been...
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    Can't access RT-AX86U after setting it as Access Point (AP)

    I can't access my ASUS RX-86U after setting it to Access Point (AP) mode. My setup is: Modem -> R7000 Fresh Tomato running adblock, media server, and USB network drive -> Asus RT-AX86U (Also running a PiHole for DNS but that shouldn't matter) The R7000 is not *really* necessary except 1) It's...
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