Samsung · LG · Roku
Block TV ads on your router
These TVs have no ADB, so we cannot connect to them. But ad addresses can be blocked on the router, and that works for every device at home. Free and reversible.
1. Which router do you have?
Not sure? The name is usually on the sticker underneath, along with the login address and password.
2. Steps for TP-Link
DNS addresses
Primary DNS
94.140.14.14Secondary DNS
94.140.15.151
Open the router settings
Enter the address in a browser on a phone or computer on the same network and sign in.
tplinkwifi.net or 192.168.0.1
2
Find the DNS
Open the network section and the “Primary DNS” field.
Advanced → Network → DHCP Server
3
Enter the ad-blocking DNS addresses
Primary: 94.140.14.14. Secondary: 94.140.15.15. Write down the old values so you can put them back.
Primary DNS · Secondary DNS
4
Save and restart the TV
The router may restart on its own. The internet connection drops for a minute.
Save → Reboot
If the internet stops working, put the previous DNS back (or “Obtain automatically”): everything returns as it was.
Other router brands
Keenetic
Network rules → Wired → DNS or “Access profiles”
ASUS
LAN → DHCP Server → DNS Server 1 and 2
MikroTik
IP → DHCP Server → Networks → DNS Servers
D-Link
Setup → Network → DHCP Server → DNS