Plain DNS
Unencrypted DNS queries over UDP or TCP port 53. Useful for routers, servers, and systems without native DoH or DoT support.
185.240.240.212
A public DNS resolver with classic DNS, DNS over HTTPS, DNS over TLS, AdGuard Home as the filtering layer, and Unbound as the recursive resolver.
Endpoints
Classic DNS is the most compatible option and is usually configured by IP address. The domain is mainly useful for encrypted profiles such as DoH and DoT, where the TLS certificate must match the hostname.
Unencrypted DNS queries over UDP or TCP port 53. Useful for routers, servers, and systems without native DoH or DoT support.
185.240.240.212
DNS queries are transported as HTTPS traffic over port 443. Useful for browsers, Windows DoH profiles, and clients that support a DoH template.
https://doh.please-resolve.me/dns-query
Encrypted DNS over port 853. Android uses this mode as "Private DNS" directly with the hostname.
dot.please-resolve.me:853
Resolution
This service is a recursive resolver. It answers DNS questions for clients, but it is not an authoritative nameserver for your own zones.
Filter
The filters are transparently sourced from the HaGeZi DNS blocklists. The main list is HaGeZi Multi PRO, described by HaGeZi as the recommended balanced variant. It is complemented by focused security and pop-up lists.
Recommended balanced main list against ads, tracking, telemetry, malware, phishing, scams, and other nuisance domains.
View list 209,497 RulesCompact threat-intelligence list against malware, phishing, and risky destinations.
View list 183,859 RulesAdditional list for pop-up ads and aggressive ad networks.
View list 52,626 RulesBlocks many Dynamic DNS destinations that are often used for rotating infrastructure.
View list 1,506 RulesPrivacy and operation
The resolver is publicly reachable for DNS queries. The administrative interface is not exposed publicly and remains restricted to internal networks.
Setup
Many operating systems only accept IP addresses for classic DNS. Use the domain for DoH or DoT, where the hostname is part of the encrypted connection.
If there is only a nameserver field, enter the IP address.
185.240.240.212
Windows needs the resolver IP plus the DoH template. After that, set the IP as your DNS server.
netsh dnsclient add encryption server=185.240.240.212 dohtemplate=https://doh.please-resolve.me/dns-query autoupgrade=yes udpfallback=no
Android uses DNS over TLS and expects only the hostname.
dot.please-resolve.me
Enter the DNS-over-HTTPS URL as a custom resolver.
https://doh.please-resolve.me/dns-query