unifios-utilities VS udm-kernel-tools

I just purchased the unifi express and I have been researching its capabilities and more specifically ad blocking functionality. I have found that people are complaining about the ad blocking abilities not being very granular and referring to unifios-utilities and running something like pi hole or adguard as an alternative. Can I safely assume that these options will be available to the unifi express?

https://github.com/unifi-utilities/unifios-utilities <- this cannot be more simple to digest. Stop spreading FUD (and learn to code if you still don't understand how Github works and what is linked)

Install on boot script: https://github.com/unifi-utilities/unifios-utilities/tree/main/on-boot-script

(https://github.com/unifi-utilities/unifios-utilities)

Not natively but they run dnsmasq so you can use unifios-utilities with an on-boot-script to modify dnsmasq’s config and add whatever records you need, including wildcard

Install a custom kernel for wireguard support

I want to boot into a custom kernel on the UDM to disable NAT, run dnsmasq, and enable Docker to run Pihole, potentially freeing up my Raspberry Pi for other duties.

The stock kernel running on the UniFi Dream Machine (Pro) lacks some functionality such as WireGuard or multicast routing (for IPTV support). To workaround this issue, I have written a small tool to boot custom kernels on the UDM(P): udm-kernel-tools.