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I have a few devices that don't show up in Adguard Home because they ignore the DNS that they're told to use.
They have hard coded DNS that can't be changed, ensuring they can reach the outside world (unless completely blocked).
Some Google devices and some Amcrest cameras I have are guilty of this.
You can redirect all DNS traffic to your own DNS server to get around this.
Unless it's DNS encrypted over HTTPS in which case it just looks like HTTPS traffic and the most you can do is block known DNS IPs.