Control D
@ControlDNS
Control D is a modern and customizable DNS service that blocks threats, unwanted content and ads - on all devices. By @windscribecom.
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We’re excited to announce that Control D is a proud sponsor of the CanadianSME Small Business Summit 2025! On October 24th, we’ll be at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, showcasing how Control D is helping Canadian SMBs strengthen their online security and privacy with…
New feature alert, for all Organization users: There is now ability to setup SSO using Microsoft EntraID, mass modify endpoints and quickly provision Android Enterprise device fleets. See docs.controld.com/changelog
Some new features released: Ability to get get unblock request within your organization via slack webook and/or specific emails, as well as ability to lock down API tokens to specific IP addresses. docs.controld.com/changelog/v1841 More features shipping this week, like Enterprise…
Concerned about the UK's new Online Safety Act requiring age verification for certain online content? Simply redirect services like Reddit via another location for unrestricted access, with your privacy intact.
If you're wondering why your Internet doesn't work right now - Cloudflare is having a global DNS outage. You can swap 1.1.1.1 to 76.76.2.0 (Control D) to restore connectivity.
Big news: Control D is now SOC2 Type 2 compliant. controld.com/blog/control-d…
Control D once again comes out as the best malware blocker, 3 years in a row. techblog.nexxwave.eu/public-dns-mal…
New experimental feature was just released: Describe what you want to do, and Control D will generate you a custom profile. Please let us know what you think, so we can improve it.
Did you miss our March update? If so, have a read here. controld.com/blog/updates-m…
A new version of ctrld is now available: v1.4.1 This release includes numerous enhancements over v1.3.x, delivering significant stability boosts, revamped captive portal detection, better local DNS server discovery, and much more. See changelogs: github.com/Control-D-Inc/…
We've added Google sign in. Now you can start using Control D with a single click.
We've just launched our v1.0 public domain test tool, letting you see if a website is blocked by a specific free resolver. Stay tuned—our more powerful internal tool is coming soon! controld.com/tools/website-…
Using a @GLiNetWiFi router with latest firmware? You can now configure Control D directly in the web interface. docs.controld.com/docs/glinet-se…
New version of ctrld is released. Major changes include: - Automatic captive portal detection - Automatic Active Directory domain detection - Bug fixes related to abnormal CPU usage on Windows and Unifi devices when Site Magic is enabled See changelog: github.com/Control-D-Inc/…
The long awaited web panel overhaul is finally here. This includes a complete redesign of the entire web panel based on the feedback we received and also light mode for those who hate their eyes. Check out the blog for details: blog.controld.com/feature-releas…
If you want to protect yourself from malicious domains, you can't go wrong with Control D. techblog.nexxwave.eu/public-dns-mal…
New version of the ctrld daemon is released. See what's new: github.com/Control-D-Inc/…
Boost our social ego by following us on LinkedIn. linkedin.com/company/contro…
Did you know that you can create a folder in the Custom Rules section called 'Do Not Log,' and any rule you put in this folder will not be logged in Analytics? Well, now you do. docs.controld.com/docs/magic-fol…
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