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I went one further and defined my pihole as the DNS IP that the dhcp server hands out; then set iptables rules on the router to block all external dns access except for the pihole.
If you're on my LAN, you must use the LAN DNS server, or you will not get DNS resolved at all. Enforcing ad and telemetry blocking network wide.
How often do you run into issues with certain sites (stuff like banking or Netflix) not liking the blockage? I'm considering doing this bit the WAF needs to be high and not cause her grief or block her from accessing specific stuff.
I've had 0 issues with things I want to access being blocked, but if you do want to access a blocked site you can add it to the whitelist via piholes web interface in about 30 seconds (manually or just finding it in the history and clicking 'whitelist') or you can disable blocking entirely for 5sec/30sec/5min/indefinitely with 2 clicks (or a custom time).