
Turn off ads on a Samsung TV – and what works on LG
Turn off ads on a Samsung TV: what the settings do, what a DNS filter adds on top and which ads stay on Samsung and LG.
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Ads in mobile games, banners in every other app, commercials on the smart TV, and in the background trackers recording what you look at. A browser ad blocker only helps where it is installed. It doesn’t reach apps, TVs and consoles.
In this category we explain where ads and tracking come from and what works against them: settings in the operating system, block lists and filters at DNS level that apply to all devices in the household at once. That includes the limit: ads that come from the same server as the content, such as on YouTube or in the Instagram feed, cannot be blocked via DNS.
Good places to start:

Turn off ads on a Samsung TV: what the settings do, what a DNS filter adds on top and which ads stay on Samsung and LG.

Apps and websites often contact external ad and tracking domains. A simple explanation of how DNS filtering helps to block many of these connections.

“Trackers blocked” means a data collector was stopped. What the message means, whether you need to do anything and where the protection ends.

Why do ads for a product suddenly appear on every website? Explained simply: what trackers are, what data they collect and how you can protect yourself.