great for data collection, all the shit that goes through it gets reviewed by three letter agencies and shared with other countries that have their own agencies
Now if you are on the other end, you are a fucking idiot that should consider buying some rope and stop wasting space
How good is it?
Connor Morris
Josiah Williams
>it's non profit
>it's safe because they don't make money with the info
>they don't make money with the info they gather for Government organizations
you sure are a fucking idiot
Caleb Edwards
It's shit, at least for me
Ayden Turner
tested with namebench, which hasn't been updated in years which I assume is why it says all that hijacked shit
Jaxon Hughes
If you can't trust APNIC, then why are you even using the internet? APNIC is one of five regional internet registries. The IANA gives IP addresses to these RIRs to allocate to everyone else on the planet, including all ISPs, large corporations, governments, and educational institutions. How the fuck did you think you got your IP address? Who do you think keeps track of them all?
Internet newfag detected.
Luke Harris
that website is self-sabotaging. It doesn't work with adguard DNS either, so fuck them
Colton Martin
Just ok, a good alternative if dns.watch it's slow for you and you can't run something like dnscrypt-proxyv2
The only thing with Cloudflare it's their failure when resolving archive.is, shits still broken
Cloudflare it's scummy but their DNS it's audited to prove they don't keep logs past what they claim to keep, much better than Google DNS who openly claim they will use your queries in their other services
Look for DNS benchmark, it doesn't matter nearly as much as Cloudflare and Google ads tell you
Your ISP has no reason to respect your privacy, unless forced by law, and all the reasons to sell your data and even inject ads and redirect you, this is especially true in the US
Use the host file to resolve archive.is, or use another DNS
There's no solution to it that isn't a hack
[citation needed]
Gabriel Foster
why shouldn't we just change our DNS for each request? Like create a DHT for DNS or something.
Great for HTTPS-only traffic
Ethan Cook
LMAO
Christopher Brooks