Running Pi-Hole on a shared network with it "forced" (by default) upon all users of that network is really a dick move considering it easily breaks tons of websites that you'll never even realize are breaking for other users on the network as they very often don't realize Pi-Hole is the reason for the site breakage, so they don't even think to ask the network admin to fix it.

Don't get me wrong, I like Pi-Hole and similar solutions, but I'd never auto-opt anyone else's devices on my network into using it for the reason stated above along with the huge invasion of privacy it represents unless you have both logging disabled and IP anonymization activated, but on a small network that is still really no privacy at all.

Just my two cents. Think about it.

Bravo! Since advertising works by either lying outright or saying things almost indistinguishable from lies, th deliverers of ads only have a short journey into delivering malware. This is preventative, and many will rue the day they didn't aggressively block advertising.