The best part is that it can be run wirelessly and doesn't need a lot of resources, which makes the new Raspberry Pi Zero 2 a superb hardware option for the project. It won't stop YouTube ads, but with the right settings you can stop them on 4OD and ITV Player. You'll need to be comfortable with logging into your router and changing a few settings, but Pi-hole do a great job of documenting the install process and settings over on their documentation website. This can help with privacy, network speed, safe surfing and above all - annoyance! This means no blockers being installed on every PC or browser and having to manage settings separately. Pi-hole blocks ads, trackers and anything else you want at network level. Block Ads using Pi-hole with the Raspberry Pi Zero 2Īdvertisements on websites and streaming services aren't so bad if the content/ad ratio is sensible.but this is rarely the case! Luckily you can turn your Raspberry Pi Zero 2 into a network-level ad-blocker, for free, in less than an hour! Here's some of our favourite projects you can try this weekend with the Raspberry Pi Zero 2. The superb combination of the Zero's small size, quad-core processing power, low power consumption, 40 GPIO pins, display output, USB connectivity and camera connector means the Zero 2 has an abundance of well-documented projects for you to try! So, what to make? Luckily the overall shape, size and function hasn't changed since the previous versions of the Zero, so pretty much all existing projects can be made with the latest Zero 2.
It's the day after the big Raspberry Pi Zero 2 launch and many of you (in the UK) will start to receive your deliveries in time for this weekend.
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