Control D

I used Control D to replace my self-hosted pi-hole and thusfar I couldn't be happier with how it's performed. Really cool tool with amazing customizability

That controld service is backend by overloaded residential proxies that's not a dns resolver, i tried their product on VOOT and TATAPLAY that never worked, when i asked about refund they send me email ...issues related to geo-unblocking are outside the scope of this policy and are not eligible for a refund

I've used it for several months after trying other DNS filters and find it extremely flexible, fast and easy to use. There is some learning curve concerning redirection, but once I figured that out it was very smooth sailing.

Using ControlD in business. Handles the load perfectly, anycast is great. We use ad and malware blocking filters, machine learning AI - there were only two false positives, which were promptly fixed. We use domains to redirect geo, the number of servers to choose from is awesome. Thanks to the ControlD team! I plan to take a personal subscription for myself (there are features that are personally applicable), not just as a business.

It has a pleasant UI and is easy to use. There is a good amount of customization options. Their own Adblock filter is well enough. Slow while loading pages and streaming video. The customer support experience was very poor and unprofessional. The representative I spoke with was rude and discourteous, which made the whole situation even more frustrating.

Overall, an excellent experience. I would describe it as catering to the more sophisticated user of DNS services, but that's fine, average users are more than adequately served by services already available (and it's hard to compete with free). It's not the only service to offer privacy for your DNS lookups, but I prefer it over the others I've tried. I don't personally use the block lists much, but it's a feature that's offered. The initial design concepts seem more focused on a model where devices on the network are configured individually to use ControlD; I use it on the router to handle all the DNS traffic from my home network through one central point. Recently, features have been added to make this 'centralized on the router' model work more effectively. These features aren't (yet?) exposed through the (nice) web interface on the service side, so to take advantage of them, you'll be manually editing the configuration files on the router. A web UI may be coming, I don't know. It may be difficult to expose both conceptual models in one user experience without it becoming confusing. One of the powerful features is the ability configure it to redirect traffic to a country-specific proxy when a host resolves to an IP address located in a country you configure. In practice, this is closer to the 'Smart DNS' feature offered by some VPN providers, and isn't a substitute for a VPN connection to a server in the destination country. Still, it's a useful feature to have in some circumstances. Just don't expect it to fool Netflix or BBC iPlayer's geo-locked content protection :)

I bought your service an hour ago and doesn´t work nothing. It's a real scam and they don't answer emails.

Using after NextDNS and had almost no issues so far. Has several superior features over NextDNS if we compare them.

Great service that gives me total control over my devices. adblocking, tracker blocking and keeping undesirable content out of my kids phones is great!