Clean your internet experience with this DNS-based ad blocker deal

As risks grow online and advertising becomes more intrusive, taking back control of your internet experience can be key to getting work done and getting rid of annoyances. A Control D two-year subscription offers control of how you see the web, no matter where you are.

Setting up Control D is a matter of toggling the right switches in its graphical interface, ideal for the less tech-savvy people in your family. There are fifteen blocking categories, including dating sites, social media, and adult content, so you can configure a device to limit what can be done on it or remove distractions on a work unit. Ads and trackers can be disabled with a click as well, and a malware scanner will prevent sites from loading known dangers. 

You can then refine that with up to 10,000 different custom rules. Set a productivity schedule so only the sites needed for work or school can be tapped into during normal hours, and then freed up for fun once you've knocked out your to-do list. You can also block over 400 different services, either at certain times of the day or permanently, depending on the profile, and whitelist others as needed. 

A standard subscription can be used on up to ten devices, and each one can have a unique profile. It's ideal for families who want to keep certain devices for certain uses, or who want to share devices and content while limiting the risk of malware or accidental bills. The ease of use and flexibility has earned Control D 5 stars on Product Hunt.

As technology advances, so will the privacy and data risks associated with it. A Control D two-year subscription blocks annoyances and filters out risks for $30, 37% off the $48 MSRP.

Prices subject to change.
 

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