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Root certificate installed on iOS but still getting untrusted warning
As the title says, I went through and downloaded it to my phone, installed it in settings, it shows as installed but every blocked site displays the warning still and viewing the certificate details it shows the name of the blocked website and says it's not trusted
Why is the config per device and not the concept of per user?
I'm new to this and just trying it out but seems I need an endpoint for every device and to associate profiles and schedules to each endpoint. Seems an obvious use case that I want to block what a person has access to and a person has access to multiple devices. So why make me duplicate config for each device when it's obvious the same settings need to apply to all of them?
Telegram Redirect Service Issue
Dear Admin,
Privacy Policy - Training our algorithmic models
In your privacy policy, there is a section titled Training our algorithmic models
Múltiplos clientes a cada vez que liga o pc, tv, etc
Gostaria de sugerir que mesmo que o cliente mude de endereço mac ou ip o control d não crie um novo cliente, mas sim o mesmo anteriormente conectado ao perfil de dns, isso ajuda a evitar múltiplos perfis na rede do usuário, pois é sem necessidade e prejudica o cliente, tendo que apagar vários novos perfis criados.
False positive: fantasy cricket sites blocked as gambling
Hello,
Suggested service: New Relic
New relic is a common observability library that is being marked as advertising, but sometimes I need to allow it. That would be helpful to have it as a separate standalone service instead of just a rule.
Allow two enforced profiles when using scheduled profiles
Feature request: allow two active profiles when using the profile scheduling feature. This would make it much more useful. Thanks
Make split DNS work when a ControlD client runs on a ControlD‑managed router network
The docs/README indicate that the ctrld router daemon supports split horizon DNS. This seems to work by allowing the normal DNS server on 53 (dnsmasq, unbound) to handle queries as normal, and then setting the daemon as upstream and using NAT / iptables rules to block bypasses. This works reasonably well out-of-the-box.
Typo in the "Ads & Tracking" dialog box
In the "Filters" category on the Control D dashboard, under the "Ads & Tracking" toggle, clicking the "i" for the informational pop-up reveals text that contains a typo: