Installed pi-hole on a spare tinycomputer, and moved my home network over maybe 4 hours ago.

The modern internet is horrifying.

@chrisjrn I have considered deploying this multiple times, but every time I am scared off by the potential Spousal Acceptance Factor problem when "Things Don't Work". If a website that she uses regularly suddenly starts misbehaving, and I have to dive into piHole to find out why part of it got blocked and how to unblock it... no thanks. Good idea, but potentially too costly for my situation.

@kevin yeah, that was certainly a concern I had. For what it's worth, I was considering setting up a separate subnet with the alternative DNS for testing purposes.

But a day of using it on my own, by overriding the DNS on individual devices, and it was really no different to using browser-based blockers. Maybe _slightly_ better for layout-related reasons?

@kevin when set up Pihole for testing few years back, I set the Pihole as proxy on "my" devices. Rest of the network was untouched, so no interference with other people. Also no spying inside their network traffic possible that way.
@6N3my6 That's an interesting approach. Thanks!