Connect the device.
Power up NetworkPrivacyShield and follow the guided network setup.
PRIVACY, AT THE NETWORK LEVEL
Your devices
have a night life.
Do you know what your devices are contacting while you’re sleeping? You will.
Make your smart TV (and everything else on your network!) a little less smart about you.
One small device. Local protection. No app on every screen.
While the house is quiet.Not everything
is asleep.
is asleep.
- Tracking servicecdn.p-n.ioBLOCKED
- Consent trackingcdn.cookielaw.orgBLOCKED
- Tracking servicecdn.optimizely.comBLOCKED
01 / Network-level DNS protection02 / Local activity visibility03 / Signed firmware updates
THE ACTIVITY YOU DON’T SEE
Screen off.
Connections on.
Smart TVs, streaming devices, and other connected products can contact advertising, analytics, telemetry, and usage-logging services in the background. NetworkPrivacyShield makes supported DNS activity visible—and blocks domains on its protection list.
2,550blocked requests from one Android device
1,063blocked requests from one computer
226blocked requests from one Roku device
Actual counts in the supplied screenshots, since that device’s restart. Examples, not live data or a promise of results. A blocked request is not proof of malware.
INSIDE THE DEVICE
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View full size ↗Screenshots show an example interface; appearance varies by firmware. DNS visibility is not a complete record of internet traffic. Encrypted DNS, hard-coded addresses, and cached lookups may bypass filtering.
MEET YOUR PRIVACY SHIELD
A small device.
A simple place to start.
See the real device and follow the setup walkthrough at your own pace. Pause at any step, rewind, or slow things down.
DEVICE + SETUP WALKTHROUGH01:09
Having trouble playing? Open the MP4 directly.
Point your network.
Set your router or supported devices to use Privacy Shield for DNS, following the setup guidance.
See what’s happening.
Open your local dashboard to see blocked requests. Activate your code for firmware and protection-list updates.
LESS SHARING. MORE AWARENESS.
Your viewing history
is not our product.
Protection happens locally. Your local DNS query history, local device names, and network configuration are not uploaded to our update service.
For subscription updates, the service receives a device identifier, installed firmware version, and update credential to verify eligibility. You get a clearer view of your network—not another service collecting its history.
SMALL DEVICE. SIMPLE PRICING.
Start with privacy.
Keep it current.
Both options include the device and your first year of firmware and protection-list updates. Choose how you want to renew.
Thank you. Your checkout was completed. Check your email for your NetworkPrivacyShield activation code.
SET IT. KEEP IT CURRENT.
BEST VALUEAnnual auto-renewal
$29 today
Device + first year of firmware and blocklist updates.
- Network-level DNS protection
- Local device activity dashboard
- Signed firmware & protection-list updates
Then $5/year automatically until canceled.
First $5 renewal is one year after purchase.
RENEW ON YOUR TERMS.
No automatic renewal
$29 today
The same device and the same first year of firmware and blocklist updates.
- Network-level DNS protection
- Local device activity dashboard
- No automatic charge after your first year
Updates expire after a year. Renew later for $10/year.
Choose a renewal when you’re ready.
Already have a device?Restore expired update access with a $10 annual subscription.
The $5 auto-renewal and $10 annual renewal subscriptions renew yearly until canceled.
A CLEARER PICTURE
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Does a blocked request mean something malicious happened?
No. Advertising, analytics, crash reporting, and telemetry are common background services. A block means a requested domain matched the protection list—not that your device is infected or that every request is malicious.
Will it block every ad or every kind of tracking?
No DNS filter can see or stop every connection. Devices must use Privacy Shield for DNS. Encrypted DNS, hard-coded addresses, cached lookups, and services sharing domains with essential content can limit filtering. Results vary by device and configuration.
Do I need to install an app on every device?
No. Configure your router’s DNS where supported, or configure individual devices to use Privacy Shield. Router settings and compatibility vary; watch the setup demo before purchasing.
What is the subscription for?
The included first year covers signed firmware and protection-list updates. An active update entitlement is needed to download new updates. The device retains its last-known-good protection list when an update is unavailable.
YOUR NETWORK. YOUR BUSINESS.
A little less smart
about you.
Know more about what your devices do.
Let them share a little less.