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Deploys Pi-hole DNS ad-blocking on rooted Android devices via a Debian container. Updated for Pi-hole v6 with 64-bit default image, removed lighttpd dependency, and fixed XRDP audio and Nextcloud port conflicts. Requires root access and ARMv7+ CPU.
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About this app
Pi-hole is a network-level advertisement and Internet tracker blocking application for Linux which acts as a DNS sinkhole intended for use on a private network. It is designed for low-power embedded devices with network capability, focusing on the Raspberry Pi as its 'reference' hardware platform.
Pi-hole for Android is a Debian disk image tuned to work with the Pi-hole installer on Pi Deploy (a fork of Linux Deploy). It can be used on any rooted Android device with an ARMv7 or newer CPU running Android 5.0 (Lolipop) or newer. Form factor is not important; it could be a phone, tablet, HDMI stick or any device running Android.
What's New (March 2025)
- Update for Pi-hole v6 compatibility - Removed lighttpd (not used in v6) - Fixed missing PulseAudio volume control in pideploy-gui-install XRDP session. - Fixed pideploy-nextcloud-install to move Pi-hole v6 webserver ports. - Pi Deploy image is 64-bit by default. - For 32-bit devices, configure Pi Deploy to download the ARMv7 image: Tap Properties and change the end of the Source Path URL from /raspbian.tgz to /raspbian32.tgz
Requirements:
- Android device that has been rooted
What's new
https://github.com/DesktopECHO/Pi-hole-for-Android/compare/v.3.1.4...v.3.2.0/
About this version
- Version
- 3.1.4 (314)
- Size
- 30.05 MB
- Requires Android
- 5.0
- Target SDK
- 21
- Architecture
- universal
- Downloads
- 53
- Updated
- Jun 30, 2026
- Package
- com.desktopecho.pideploy
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