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I setup Adguard on my router. I have my dhcp-server give my routers ip address as the DNS server to clients to use. I then setup my DNS server with my adguard containers ip address(172.17.0.2). I want to set up my DNS server to use 8.8.8.8 as a backup, but I notice that when I have 8.8.8.8 added as one of my DNS servers(last on the list), my adguard server doesnt seem to get requests routed through it. I came to this conclusion because I won't see any updates to adguards statistics(dns requests, etc) after I put 8.8.8.8 in the DNS server lists. If I remove it, then I can tell adguard is getting DNS requests routed through it. thanks in advance
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What are your experiences with Adguard services in general. Specifically, their adblocking service and the DNS service. Are they trustable? Have their been any breaches or cases where they were supposed to give up a lot of data or stuff? Anything one should know when switching to their services.
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