VPN with ad blocking at the DNS level

What a DNS ad blocker can and cannot do

DNS filtering can block requests to selected advertising or tracking domains. It cannot remove every ad or individual elements within a page. Ads served from the same domain as the content, including some video ads, may still appear.

What DNS AdBlock means in Lisar

DNS AdBlock is a Lisar feature available on eligible plans. It applies DNS-level filtering behavior for supported profiles.

It is not a browser add-on, content blocker app or device security suite. It works as part of Lisar’s DNS behavior where the selected plan supports it.

Availability by plan

DNS AdBlock is included with eligible Pro and Enterprise plans; it is not included with Free or Basic. Custom requirements need review. Review pricing and plan details, then check the feature entitlement of your actual profile in the panel.

Check DNS AdBlock on your profile

1. Open your Lisar dashboard and choose View details for the profile you use.
2. Open Edit Settings and find DNS AdBlock.
3. Read the current state: On shows the profile setting is enabled. Not included means the feature is unavailable for that profile’s plan.

This setting shows the profile’s configuration; it does not show whether a particular domain was blocked.

Where DNS AdBlock fits

DNS AdBlock may be useful for users who want DNS-level filtering as part of their VPN profile behavior. For business or router scenarios, the requested DNS behavior should be reviewed before deployment.

Related DNS and routing options

Users who need more routing control should review GeoDNS, Custom Exit and Business routing. Device setup still follows the standard Lisar setup guides.