Sorry for not immediately replying.
@anon14374477 that’s sounds like a great idea. I’ve seen recently that on iOS it does allow you to see what domains your apps have connected to via the privacy report.
Which is helpful on a busy network.
A further question if you don’t mind me asking is there a way to identify unnamed domains? For instance as I check the aforementioned privacy report I see some domain names are just listed as ::ffff:24.221.78.26
That’s just a randomly typed example.
But whatever this connects to I can not put it in the deny list, as it’s not actually the domain name.
@rollsicecream I agree. Any computer I use even work ones I also try and stick ublock on.
It’s more the telemetry I’m trying to target that doesn’t need to go out phoning home.
@cwsoel Yeah that’s the guide Henry used, was quite useful had some extra iOS telemetry that didn’t seemed to be cover by the standard blocking by NextDNS.
Thanks all for your comments 
