This repository contains lists of domains to be used with Pi-hole, a network-wide ad blocker. These lists can be added to your Pi-hole configuration to block ads and other unwanted content at the network level.
The pubg-block.txt file contains a list of domains associated with PUBG (PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds), a popular online multiplayer battle royale game. These domains are often used for tracking, ads, or other unwanted content related to the game.
To use this list, add the following URL to your Pi-hole configuration:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mrxehmad/pi-hole-adlist/main/pubg-block.txt
The snapchat-pihole file contains a list of domains associated with Snapchat, a multimedia messaging app. These domains may include tracking, ads, or other unwanted content related to the app.
To use this list, add the following URL to your Pi-hole configuration:
https://github.com/mrxehmad/pi-hole-adlist/raw/main/snapchat-pihole
The instagram-pihole file contains a list of domains associated with Instagram, a popular social media platform. These domains may include tracking, ads, or other unwanted content related to the app.
To use this list, add the following URL to your Pi-hole configuration:
https://github.com/mrxehmad/pi-hole-adlist/raw/main/instagram-pihole
The tiktok-pihole file contains a list of domains associated with TikTok, a video-sharing social networking service. These domains may include tracking, ads, or other unwanted content related to the app.
To use this list, add the following URL to your Pi-hole configuration:
https://github.com/mrxehmad/pi-hole-adlist/raw/main/tiktok-pihole
The doh-list file contains a list of domains associated with DNS over HTTPS (DoH) providers. DoH is a protocol for performing remote Domain Name System (DNS) resolution via the HTTPS protocol. While DoH offers privacy benefits, some users may prefer to block connections to DoH providers for various reasons.
To use this list, add the following URL to your Pi-hole configuration:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mrxehmad/pi-hole-adlist/main/doh-list
The hitv.list file contains a list of domains associated with HiTV ads, a video-sharing social networking service. These domains may include tracking, ads, or other unwanted content related to the app.
To use this list, add the following URL to your Pi-hole configuration:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mrxehmad/pi-hole-adlist/main/hitv.list
It's a block list. You can integrate this into your PiHole or local blocking software such as Blokada, AdAway... etc. to block out all the outgoing connections to the said domains.
It turns out, if your device has bloated softwares(ie. Apps that comes pre-installed and you can't remove them unless you root your device, you're forced into keeping those services running. Manufacturers like Huawei have stopped providing bootloader unlock codes thereby not allowing you to root your device. So, the best solution is to setup a local proxy server that blocks the connection.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mrxehmad/pi-hole-adlist/main/huawei-host
To add these lists to your Pi-hole, follow these steps:
- Log in to your Pi-hole admin interface.
- Select the "Adlists" tab.
- Enter the URL of the list you want to add.
- Click on "Add" and then click on "Save and Update".
Your Pi-hole will now block the domains listed in the added lists.
These lists are not 100% accurate and I try my best to update these lists. If something is missed, please contribute to this repo 😊
Contributions to this repository are welcome. If you have additional domains to add to the lists or suggestions for improvement, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
While these lists aim to block unwanted content, they may also block legitimate content. Use them at your own discretion. The maintainers of this repository are not responsible for any unintended consequences of using these lists.