Hello
I have just created a Blokada Cloud test account and have a question. Maybe your answer will lead to more questions 
Can I set up Blokada Cloud on my router (FritzBox!)? Unfortunately, I can’t find any IP addresses for the DNS servers that I could enter there. Currently, the Cloudflare DNS is entered there, which would of course be redundant (Cloudflare DNS → Blokada > Google DNS).
Yes, Fritz!Box-Setup for DNS over TLS is possible.
Use this manual (in German) as a starter.
Use {Your-Blokada-ID}.cloud.blokada.org as DNS server resolve name (DoT-URI).
If you don’t know your Blokada-ID: Easy to get via the device setup tool → Android → Private DNS → Step 2.
If you untick the Fallback-Option (for unsecure DNS), which I recommend, the IP addresses are ignored and only the DoT-URI will be used.
@Blokada-Team: Would be great if you could add an seperate device setup option for DoT-scenario to generate this URI.
Hello, thank you for your answer.
Which IP addresses do I enter in the FritzBox for IPv4 and IPv6?
Do I still need a DynDNS service? MyFritz perhaps?
They are not needed (and used). You can tick the provider option.
I use the DNS server IPs given in the link above (at the top of the page):
dot.ffmuc.net - IPv4: 5.1.66.255 / 185.150.99.255 IPv6: 2001:678:e68:f000:: / 2001:678:ed0:f000::
Only you can know if you need it.
Since I don’t use DynDNS myself, I can’t report anything practical about it. However, I can’t think of any reason why it shouldn’t work.
Hello, thank you very much for your help!
The method with DNS over TLS works perfectly here 
What I meant with my Dyn DNS question is: With the DoT URL method I don’t need such a service, do I? If this would run via the normal DNS servers, I would need a way to match the IP addresses (between my router and Blokada).
I have another question: How can I exclude whole websites from the filtering?
Just an example: At www.bild.de the whole site is blocked because an ad blocker was detected.
And another question: I have now successfully set up Blokada Cloud in my FritzBox in my home network. Blokada is also running on my iPhone.
Can I create an exclusion for my home network in the iPhone app? Because if I’m connected to my FritzBox via WLAN, I don’t need Blokada on my iPhone because the filter is already set up.
Again, I have no expertise in DynDNS. But as I understand it, it is used to find a way from Internet into your local network. Therefore, an IP address is needed. DynDNS is needed if you have a dynamic IP address (given by your ISP). DoT doesn’t change your IP address (therefore, you would need a VPN service).
If you need access from Internet into your local network, you need DynDNS. If not, not. 
This is what you need.
Alternatively, you could play with your blocklist settings.
You could manually set a DNS server (should be your Fritz!Box IP address) in the iPhone network settings for your home Wi-Fi.
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@kkg just dropping by to tell you: awesome explanation. I wouldve tried to explain it in a much worse way since i´m very uncreative xD