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&lt;p>Pi-hole is a DNS (and DHCP) server that protects your devices from unwanted content, without needing to install any software on the clients in your network. &lt;strong>Its use case is to act as a sinkhole for the advertising that floods today&amp;rsquo;s networks&lt;/strong>. Yes, a small Linux PC with Pi-hole on your home network to prevent tons of ads from reaching you while you browse.&lt;/p>
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