What DNS are you using?

What DNS are you using?

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prism-break.org/en/
privacytools.io/providers/dns/
one.one.one.one/
tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2549
twitter.com/SFWRedditGifs

9.9.9.9, Google and CloudFlare's new combined DNS

lel

my isp's because I don't care and neither do they

1.1

Ping it if you don't believe me.

8.8.8.8 because I dont give a shit and never goes down

69.69.69.69

Adguard of course.

SecureDNS.

1.1.1.1 because it's faster than 8.8.8.8

>willingly cucking yourself to google
nice job idiot

0.0.0.0
Because it's the same as my ip

opennic
i have a cool chan domain :D:D:D

quad9

Unbound

The service provided by my ISP, who can see what I'm doing anyway. Why would I spread this information to other parties?

my own

Xfinity DNS

prism-break.org/en/ - Click your OS and scroll to DNS options

privacytools.io/providers/dns/

It is also more private because no third party has any clue which queries are made by you. If you use public resolvers, they're getting your IP address, and if you run your own recursive resolver from your home connection, the same thing applies to the nameservers of sites you're using.

OpenDNS from cisco

one.one.one.one/
Cloudflare dns

opendns and pihole

192.168.1.1

>falling for the internet botnet
>He doesn't use a carrier pigeon
Shiggy diggy

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My ISPs' because I'm not an autist and I don't live in the United States of Botnet.

1.4.8.8

tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2549

nextdns.io

using a other dns other than your isp's is a meme. all your doing is just exposing the websites you visit to more third parties. now you isp + your dns provider (google, cloudflare (don't ever use cloudflare) ) can now also have the potential to mine the websites you visit.

DnsCrypt

my ISP's because I used to use OpenNIC servers but they go down constantly and it's incredibly annoying having to pick new ones at least once a week.

Azire VPN logless DNS servers