Connect any device in two minutes. Once connected, ads and trackers are blocked everywhere, your DNS queries are encrypted, and all gf1997.com services open fast from home.
Hostname dns.gf1997.comDNS-over-TLS port 853DNS-over-HTTPS /dns-queryHome Wi‑Fi 192.168.1.151
Android (9 and newer)
Uses the built-in Private DNS feature. Works on Wi‑Fi and mobile data, no app needed.
Open Settings → Network & internet (Samsung: Connections → More connection settings).
Tap Private DNS.
Choose Private DNS provider hostname and enter:
dns.gf1997.com
Tap Save. That's it, you're connected.
Can't find it? Pull down the Settings search and type Private DNS.
iPhone, iPad & Mac
Install a small configuration profile. It only sets the DNS and can be removed at any time.
iPhone / iPad (iOS 14+)
Tap the button below in Safari and allow the download.
Open Settings → Profile Downloaded (shown at the top, under your name).
Tap Install, enter your passcode, confirm Install.
Mac (macOS 11+)
Download the same profile with the button above.
Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Profiles and double-click gf1997 DNS to install.
The profile is unsigned, so Apple shows a yellow "Not Signed" label. That is expected; it only contains the DNS address https://dns.gf1997.com/dns-query.
PC / Windows
Easiest and most reliable: set it in your browser. Works on Windows 10, 11, Linux and ChromeOS.
Chrome / Edge / Brave
Open Settings → Privacy and security → Security.
Turn on Use secure DNS, choose With: Custom, and paste:
https://dns.gf1997.com/dns-query
Firefox
Open Settings → Privacy & Security → scroll to DNS over HTTPS.
Select Max Protection, provider Custom, and paste the same address as above.
Whole Windows 11 (all apps)
Open Settings → Network & internet → Wi‑Fi or Ethernet → your network → Hardware properties.
Next to DNS server assignment click Edit, switch to Manual, turn IPv4 on.
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Set DNS over HTTPS to On (manual template) and enter https://dns.gf1997.com/dns-query. Save.
The IP in step 3 is the home internet address and can change occasionally. If DNS stops working on Windows, come back here and re-enter the new IP. The browser method above never needs updating.
At home on Wi‑Fi
On the home network every device is protected automatically through the router. Nothing to set up.
Connect to the home Wi‑Fi. The router hands out the DNS server 192.168.1.151 to every device.
If you ever set DNS manually on a device, use 192.168.1.151 as primary and 94.140.14.14 as secondary.
Devices set up with the Android / iPhone / PC guides keep working at home too, they just use the encrypted path.
Bonus: at home all *.gf1997.com names resolve straight to the server on the local network, so Nextcloud, CasaOS and friends open at full LAN speed.
Am I connected?
Runs a quick test from this browser: it tries to reach a well-known ad server. If the request is blocked, this device is using the filtered DNS.