EZOBLOCKER is a DNS-based content filter for iPhone and Android. It sends your phone's DNS lookups, encrypted with DNS over HTTPS, to our servers. Ads, trackers and sites in the categories you switch on are blocked there, before they load. No account needed, no query logs.
Already installed? Check your protectionSwitch categories on and off
Example addresses. In the app you choose from nine categories.
Every app and site starts by asking DNS where to go. EZOBLOCKER sends these lookups, encrypted, to our servers. Other traffic does not pass through us.
Each lookup is matched against the blocklists of the categories you switched on. The lists live on our servers, not on your phone.
A blocked address simply does not load. Everything else continues as usual, straight from its own server.
Switch each one on or off in the app. Changes take effect in about 30 seconds.
Lists refresh every 6 hours. Updated See every list and its source
194,214 domains we found ourselves that public lists don't have yet.
We publish them on GitHub under CC0, so anyone can use them, for example in Pi-hole, AdGuard Home or Blocky. One file per category in plain domain, hosts and adblock formats, updated automatically every 6 hours.
View on GitHubUnder Advanced you can pick a public DNS provider such as Cloudflare Family, AdGuard Family, OpenDNS FamilyShield or Quad9. Your choice stays on your phone.
Set a PIN so categories and settings can't be changed without it. If our servers can't be reached, the phone follows the fallback you chose: a basic family filter, no internet for up to 12 hours, or unfiltered.
Parental control with EZOBLOCKERAn ad that is blocked is not downloaded: ad images, videos and tracking scripts on our lists do not reach your phone. Pages open with fewer pieces, the processor and memory are not busy drawing ads, and your data goes only to what you opened. In apps and games, the ad networks on our lists cannot be reached either, so no ads download from them.
Across 460 websites from 23 countries we tested on a Redmi Note 12, median per site.
See the full speed testBetween September 14, 2026 and October 6, 2026 we scanned public certificate logs. The most common traps were fake crypto wallets, social media and banks. No user data was used.
See the phishing reportLookups are filtered and forgotten. The Blocked screen lives only on your phone.
The app registers your device anonymously. No email, no sign-up to start.
DNS over HTTPS between your phone and our servers.
Pages, videos and messages load directly. They do not pass through our servers.
No. It uses the phone's VPN setting only to send DNS lookups to our servers. It doesn't hide your IP address or change your location, and your other traffic doesn't pass through us.
No. Video ads inside video apps come from the same address as the videos, so DNS can't block them without blocking the videos too. Ads on websites and in many apps that load from ad servers on our lists are blocked.
Where we tested, yes. On a Redmi Note 12, across 460 websites, pages downloaded a median 27% less data and loaded in 47% less time. Only the small DNS lookup goes to our servers; pages and videos load directly from their own servers. Method and raw data are on the speed test page.
Yes. With My list you can block or allow any domain, on top of the categories.
Lookups are checked against the lists and then forgotten. We keep no DNS query logs, and the Blocked screen lives only on your phone.