The service will immediately become invalid, and accessing the backend management address will redirect to the service status inquiry page.
Personalized settings will be retained for 7 days; if not renewed within 7 days, all data of the service will be completely deleted.
After the service is completely deleted, the custom domain name will no longer be able to access the service. Please remember to modify your encrypted DNS settings, otherwise you will not be able to access the internet.
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1 - Android
Configuration Steps
Specific setup steps for different brand phones:
Xiaomi/Redmi Phones
Open Settings
Select Connection & Sharing
Click Private DNS
Choose Private DNS service provider hostname
Enter: {xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx}.adguardprivate.com
Samsung Phones
Open Settings
Select Connections
Click More connection settings
Choose Private DNS
Enter: {xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx}.adguardprivate.com
Note: Please replace {xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} with your dedicated DNS server address
Verify Configuration
After configuration:
The system will automatically verify the DNS connection status
iOS 14 and later versions support native DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and DNS over TLS (DoT) encrypted DNS. You can enable it using the following steps:
Open the built-in browser Safari, navigate to the private service backend, Setup Guide -> DNS Privacy
Download the configuration file
Open the phone Settings
Tap General
Tap VPN & Device Management
Select your dedicated configuration to install
Configuration Demonstration
3 - Windows
Windows 11
Windows 11 21H2 and later versions support native DNS over HTTPS (DoH). You can enable it using the following steps:
Open Settings
Open Network & Internet
Open Ethernet
Find DNS server assignment, click Edit
Select Manual
Enter 120.26.96.167 in the Preferred DNS server IPv4 field, and 2408:4005:3de:8500:4da1:169e:dc47:1707 for the IPv6 address
For DNS over HTTPS (DoH), select: On (Manual template)
Enter https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.adguardprivate.com/dns-query in the DoH template field, where {xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} is your encrypted DNS service username.
Do not check Use unencrypted requests on failure
For the Alternate DNS server, you can optionally enter 223.5.5.5 (Alibaba Cloud Public DNS service), with DNS over HTTPS off, and check Use unencrypted requests on failure.
Windows 10 and Earlier Versions
Windows 10 and earlier versions do not support native encrypted DNS, but if you are using newer browsers like Chrome/Edge or various browsers based on the Chromium engine (such as 360/QQ and other domestic browsers), you can set up DoH encrypted DNS in the browser. Here’s how to set it up in Chrome:
Open Chrome browser Settings
Open Privacy, search, and services
Scroll to Security
Enable Use secure DNS to specify how to look up the network address of websites
Enter https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.adguardprivate.com/dns-query in the Choose service provider field, where {xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} is your encrypted DNS service username.
For other browsers, please refer to their respective settings, which are generally found under Settings - Privacy - Security.
4 - macOS
macOS Big Sur and later versions support native DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and DNS over TLS (DoT) encrypted DNS. You can enable it using the following steps:
Open the built-in browser Safari, navigate to the private services backend, Settings Guide -> DNS Privacy
Download the configuration file
Open System Settings
Open Privacy & Security
Select Profiles
Select your dedicated configuration to install
5 - Browser
Browser versions of Chromium 79+ support DoH. Here are the settings methods for Chromium-based browsers (Chrome/Edge/360/QQ, etc.):
Open Chrome browser Settings
Open Privacy, search, and services
Scroll to Security
Enable Use secure DNS to specify how to look up the network address of a website
In Choose service provider, enter https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.adguardprivate.com/dns-query, where {xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} is your username for the private encrypted DNS service.