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As the title suggests, I think allowing the addition of blocks and locking redirect or bypass or even unlocking the block would be a great feature. This could be a toggle in settings, and the way to allow full access could be through a special pin, or sending an email to a trusted individual who could then allow access.

Dear Sir,

To remove the Control D resolver from the device, simply start the downloaded utility again (or download a new version) and press "Restore Original DNS" button.

I know they all serve through the parent domain but is there anyway that you can identify subdomains responsible for this and block them actively to give us ad-free experience on given platforms? In the EU, its becoming harder and harder to skip ads on Instagram.

I recently discovered a useful KPI in AdGuard DNS that I believe could be valuable for network administrators using ControlD. It would be beneficial if ControlD could display the number of queries from each ASN or network provider with their names, along with their respective countries. Additionally, it would be helpful to see the breakdown of plain text and encrypted queries, with encrypted queries further broken down into DOT, DOH/3, and DOQ. I recently encountered a DNS leak and struggled to identify the issue until I noticed that a device was bypassing the system-level DNS settings. Using DNS query type filters, I discovered that the client was using DOT, which I had overlooked in the filters. With a broader overview of DNS query bifurcation based on plain, DOT, DOH/3, and DOQ, I could have easily identified the issue.

It seems a bit weird that this domain is only controllable by the default allow/block control.