This leads me seek and consider community knowledge what we collectively know so far. I simply can't know at this point because, frankly, I haven't had the time available to really dig into it. So, despite settings on a per device basis, it should all come down to the pi-hole blacklist.Īnd as I think about it, I wonder: perhaps Hulu may be on some sort of rotation -and not just with the ads but the servers themselves. OTOH, the pi-hole is for the entire network. The qualifier here (the aforementioned '-ish') is because I was using a different device and casting to the screen, so, I'll have to run through a bunch of other items. I'm still in the observation phase, but I do remember seeing a few commercials last time I watched (compare to previous observation wherein) I only saw a self-promoted ad, then nothing for the remainder of the episode. It may help with further insights, it may not.ĭ hulu.hb. ib. I've omitted duplicate entries, though, in the future I may update this info and include duplications of entries and entry times. These are in no real order, except, well, maybe very loosely chronological starting with the most recent activity first (end of episode), back through the streaming of the episode. The following appeared during connection, login, selection, then streaming.

Hulu played 1 self-promotional block at the beginning of the episode. I observed this activity while watching an episode of The Handmaid's Tale last night on Hulu (not that that really matters, except that it's very recent activity). Mayhaps someone will comment with insights. Mayhaps someone hasn't seen some of these entries.

I have some additional info I'd like to contribute to this conversation, especially since activity on this seems to have died down considerably from about a year ago though, not completely. I've seen many posts about Hulu, here and on the pihole pages.

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