I’m wondering how many are trying this out and if someone with the right skills here (or elsewhere) actually tested it.
From a quick looks it does the job well. I wonder how it works exactly (has a list of known IP addresses and blocks traffic to those? Does it follow what information other apps are collecting, if so, probably means DDG collects it all? Etc)
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I’ve been using it for several months and it works really well. Now I have it on all my devices.
As far as I know their blocking list is public
https://github.com/duckduckgo/tracker-blocklists
I see, thanks! Even if it doesn’t work, it shows what it’s blocking based on an open source list of people updating it constantly. This is good.