I’m fairly sure they are both on the same physical host, so subject to the same neighbours and are of identical specification – 1GB RAM, 2 AMD EPYC CPU cores and a 15GB SSD disk. To this end, I chose a smaller provider, VMHaus. In order to test these side-by-side, I wanted two identical cloud servers. Pi-hole is released under the EUPL v1.2 and Adguard Home under GPL v3. Source code for both pieces of software is available on Github for anyone wanting to look at it. This is your own decision to make and I’m just reviewing the options available to you.
Many websites rely on payments from advertisers to remain online (including this one). Of course, there’s a lot of argument about the morality of blocking advertisements. If you set this as the DNS server for your whole network, it’s a very efficient way to ensure every device makes use of them. You set your devices to use them as a DNS server, and they filter out domains serving ads or trackers. Both Pi-hole and AdGuard Home are network-level ad and tracker blocking software.
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