Today we have released the latest version 3 of eBlockerOS. The update is a major milestone in the nine-year history of eBlocker. We are very proud that we have “finally” reached this milestone with extensive volunteer work. But development is not yet complete and we are very much looking forward to feedback and suggestions from […]
Due to their very low power consumption, Raspberry Pis are the best solution for using eBlockerOS in continuous operation. But there are also energy-saving ThinClient PCs that are available second-hand for as little as $30. They are an excellent alternative to the Raspberry Pi and eBlockerOS can be booted directly on them. This article describes
Our new eBlockerOS update 4.1, introduced today, is a major breakthrough in protecting your privacy and health. Based on years of research, we’ve combined patented quantum technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to provide the ultimate protection for all kinds of harmful radiation, undetected health hazards, and often downplayed threats.
In this post we have summarized the most important tips for eBlockerOS users to improve the usage and avoid typical “pitfalls”. We strongly recommend to follow these tips. Backup is mandatory – especially for White Cubes Every technical device has only a limited life cycle due to wear and tear. In the case of the
Update December 20, 2023: We have released eBlockerOS 3 with IPv6 support today. The following article is therefore obsolete. In this blog post, we highlight the current progress of the IPv6 implementation for eBlockerOS, as of early March 2023. We particularly want to ensure transparency and also like to explain why IPv6 is only relevant
Originally we developed eBlockerOS for Raspberry Pi mini computers, because they require very little power in continuous operation. Basically, eBlockerOS can run on any Linux-enabled device after minimal adjustments. With the new eBlockerOS VM-Edition, we have made these adjustments for the virtual machine (VM) of the free VirtualBox from Oracle. Many other VMs are supported
On April 21st, 2022 we have released the latest version 2.9 of eBlockerOS. Our focus for this release was general software maintenance, many small improvements as well as extensive security updates of the underlying Linux OS. This preliminary work was necessary to simplify the IPv6 implementation for eBlockerOS 3 – funded by the German DEVK
eBlockerOS 2.8 includes new features like an ad blocker for Youtube and other video platforms. The new version prevents first party fingerprinting and includes a doctor feature that helps with the optimal configuration of all devices. Furthermore, we have updated the underlying Linux system and brought it to the latest security level. All details about
Introduction After about five months of development, we released the update to eBlockerOS 2.7 in the night of 08/26/2021. eBlockers running eBlockerOS 2.5 (or higher) have already been updated automatically. You can also update manually at any time: Settings> License&Update> Update> Manual update. New Features In this update, we have focused on even more control
Update December 20, 2023: We have released eBlockerOS 3 with IPv6 support today. The following article is therefore no longer up to date. For the next big development stage of eBlockerOS we have analyzed and prioritized the wishes of our community and summarized all in a roadmap. Roadmap for eBlockerOS 3 Originally we had planned
