My experiments with a Pi-hole started as a way to fix a few common problems: a network that was getting bogged down, smart devices phoning home, and ads that made websites literally unusable.
On a whim, I fired up a Pi-hole on my Raspberry Pi (then a 3b) to try and get an idea of what was going on. I didn’t really intend to keep it running—I spin up and then delete new services constantly. However, the net gains were immediate and very noticeable, so it has stayed around.
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