That site is ad cancer, can’t see the content at all
> We and our 870 partners store and access personal data, like browsing data or unique identifiers, on your device
They always care so much.
I use DNS level blocking on my home network at the gateway level, but I also use AdGuard Pro on iOS for my powerful ad blocking. With this level of ad blocking you can do more than what DNS level blocking does. There's rules like "hide any element matching this selector" or "block XHR queries to this particular path". (though still not as powerful as uOrigin blocking! Which you need for big sites with anti-ad-blocking measures like YouTube or Facebook)
tl;dr; There's lots of options for iOS ad blocking and they're great for dealing with spammy sites like this one.