PiDoH MapleDNS

Pidoh Encrypted MapleDNS

MapleDNS provides a private, encrypted, global DNS service for network devices using DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and DNS over TLS (DoT). It is designed for privacy by blocking ads, trackers, malicious, suspicious, and most other junk that annoys with clean browsing. It does not filter adult or questionable content.

The below settings configure your device to send DNS queries via encrypted HTTPS or TLS securely to one of our private dns resolvers. That filters traffic and prevents networks, ISPs, and WiFi providers from seeing or modifying the domains your device looks up.


Configure on iOS / iPadOS / MacOS

Open this page (in Safari) on your device and tap the button below.
Download Apple Device Profile

iOS/iPadOS:
Go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management
to install and activate the profile. You may need to confirm the install several times.

MacOS:
Open .mobileconfig → System Settings → Privacy & Security → Profiles → Install


Configure on Android

Modern Android devices (Android 9 and newer) support encrypted DNS using DNS over TLS (DoT). MapleDNS can be used securely with this feature.

  1. Open Settings on your Android phone.
  2. Go to Network & Internet (or Connections on Samsung devices).
  3. Tap Private DNS.
  4. Select Private DNS provider hostname.
  5. Enter the hostname below:
    pidoh.mapledns.net
  6. Tap Save.

Desktop Browser

Most desktop browsers support encrypted DNS over HTTPS (DoH). This way, your browser enjoys filtered traffic.

  1. In Edge or Chrome open Settings → Security → Privacy, Search, Services.
  2. In Firefox open Settings → Privacy & Security → Enable DNS over HTTPS.
  3. Use the field for Custom URL and enter below:
    https://pidoh.mapledns.net/dns-query
  4. Save DNS Settings.

Home Networks

If your router supports it, you can configure it to use MapleDNS. This way, all devices in your home network enjoy filtered traffic.

  1. Open Internet → DNS Settings in your router config.
  2. Find the option for DNS over TLS (DoT) or DNS over HTTPS (DoH).
  3. Enter the hostname below:
    pidoh.mapledns.net
  4. Leave regular ipv4 and ipv6 DNS settings unchanged. They will only be used for initial bootstrapping of DoT/DoH.
  5. Save DNS Settings.