AdGuard DNS v1.1.0

AdGuard Software Limited

About this app

Developer Description

Connect to your AdGuard DNS and control traffic on all your devices

This app works in tandem with AdGuard DNS. To use it, you need an AdGuard DNS account. Sign up or log in at https://adguard-dns.io.

AdGuard DNS lets you connect to a secure, privacy-oriented DNS server that protects you from online threats. It works on all devices — phones, tablets, laptops, and routers — with no restrictions.

It is perfect for protecting your home network and convenient for schools, universities, or companies that need to manage multiple devices consistently.

Privacy first: we do not track users, collect personal data, or embed third-party analytics or advertising SDKs. Learn more in our Privacy policy: https://adguard-dns.io/privacy.html.

Need help or have questions? Visit our support center: https://adguard-dns.io/support.html.

What's New

The AdGuard DNS mobile app v1.1 now supports Managed App Configuration, making large-scale deployments easier. You can now set up the app remotely by defining the Setup ID, device name, and other settings before the first launch. Once applied, these settings can’t be modified by the user, giving organizations a straightforward way to roll out AdGuard DNS across many devices.

Version Information

Version: 1.1.0
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Dec 4, 2025
Released: Nov 7, 2025
Requires: Android 9

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AdGuard DNS users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Ray R

Please implement permanent notification or something, so accidental closing or aggressive battery saving os like hyperos doesn't force close the app.

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Dave Dugal

Installs and configures relatively painlessly using a combination of your AdGuard DNS dashboard and a QR code. The problem I always seem to have with DNS blocker apps like this are they're implemented as a passthrough VPN. One other issue I noticed, now that I'm giving it a second try, is that the app seems to exit overnight. I have it set up for unrestricted battery use, but for some reason it exits, reverting my DNS resolution back to "Automatic" (Cloudflare via Google).

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Mohamed Hany

causes significant battery drain

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Cristian Ivanov

cant be used with Waze, since for Waze it is like an VPN. It should have a switch for option on when to be automaticaly deactiveted based upon a bluetooth device(from the car)

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Christopher Skraba

Just use Androids custom DNS settings. I've allowed background app usage and configured Android to not kill the app in the background and yet multiple times per day I pick up my phone and it needs to be turned back on. The VPN style configuration is too inconvenient and unreliable.