Here is the future home of the pihole2go service documentation of the pihole2go project hosted on the hakkofx-network.

This work is based on the original pihole project, which you can find here. The big downside to pihole is, that not everyone always has the possibility of setting one up. I for myself travel quite a bit and do not have the capacity of carrying it around with me wherever I go. Pihole2go will be a service dedicated to blocking out trackers and ads anywhere on any device. To achieve this, devices simply have to use the pihole2go server as their primary dns server. The pihole will then filter out all dns lookups made to known ad-servers. The big downside to this however is security. DNS requests are unencrypted by default (at least for the pihole). There are ways around this (like DNS over HTTPS / DNS over TLS) which encrypt the dns lookups, however pihole only supports DoH which in turn only works on Windows and not Linux or embedded systems (like smart tvs). To get DoT, it would be possible to hook the pihole up to a local dns-proxy which supports DoT. This would also satisfy Linux, but won't work on Windows and also wouldn't work on embedded. From here on out, only embedded is left without a service and unfortunately there isn't much we can do about it. Or is there? Well, technically speaking one could open a vpn-tunnel to the hakkofx-network and access the pihole from there. This would encrypt the dns traffic and keep it hidden from ISPs or others. Now you wouldn't want that because especially when streaming movies in 4k this would slow down your connection considerably and I wouldn't want you to stream your naughty things over my network either. Luckly, there's a solution to this and it's called split-tunneling. Split-tunneling allows the device to only send DNS requests through the vpn tunnel and keep all other traffic use the default method. This works and can be set up anywhere using your own phone. All you need is a trusted internet access. (No, hotel internet is not trusted...) Now it is worth mentioning that it is best to just set up the pihole yourself. Pihole2go is not intended to be the most secure, most private solution as you'd have to trust the hakkofx-network with your privacy (which I wouldn't if I were you, but since I am me I trust myself with it) but it is supposed to be a working solution and a hobby project at heart. Generally speaking p2g will probably never go into production and be released to the public. It will remain a training exersice for private use only.

With that being said, stay foxxy out there. Cheers'.