Consumer Electronics

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Setting Up a Raspberry Pi as a Network-Wide Ad Blocker Using Pi-hole

Install Pi-hole on a Raspberry Pi and point your router's DNS to it so every device on your network blocks ads and trackers without browser extensions.

Tai · Intermediate · 162 views · 35 min How to Stop a Samsung, LG, or Roku Smart TV From Showing Home Screen Ads

Disable ACR tracking, adjust privacy settings, and block ad domains at the router so your smart TV stops showing advertising on its home screen.

Tai · Beginner · 138 views · 18 min How to Transfer All Your Data When Switching to a New Android Phone

Move contacts, photos, apps, and two-factor authentication to a new Android device completely so nothing is lost in the switch.

Tai · Beginner · 141 views · 25 min How to Extend Wi-Fi Coverage Using a Wired Access Point Instead of a Repeater

Connect a secondary access point via Ethernet to eliminate dead zones without the speed penalty that wireless repeaters introduce.

Tai · Beginner · 130 views · 22 min How to Fix a Wi-Fi Router That Keeps Dropping the Connection

Work through the most common causes of intermittent Wi-Fi drops — firmware, channel congestion, DNS, and interference — so you can resolve the issue without replacing hardware that is not faulty.

Tai · Beginner · 139 views · 20 min