Just like OpenDNS and others. Stop confusing censorship with a curated services desired by customers. I'm sorry you don't understand my point about how both Google search engine and DNS providers both can and due filter what you can find or reach. Updated July 25, 2019. DNS over TLS (Every step taken towards greater security, privacy, and reliability is a positive one. The issue is that you have no choice either. As their moral judgements change over time you as the consumer are now left to be at their mercy as to whether or not you can find a specific website. There are many that claim they don't censor but all the bigger and fast DNS servers are filtering. During the last years the market of public DNS server providers has been increased a lot. So that really does remove a lot of choice if you do want an unfiltered DNS server. I just do not believe that any DNS provider should be allowed to censor. And shortly after reading this, will likely censor me by banning my account and/or removing my post. The second is a “Gold List” of domains that should remain secure at all times e.g.
Quad9 is a free security solution that uses DNS to protect your systems against the most common cyber threats. I don't know but by you continuing to post and link Cleanbrowsing that is bordering on SPAM and SEO which is coming close to have the entire topic deleted.
Censorship like that is far more common than you may think. So let me get this straight... You are promoting YOUR product used to CENSOR content that somebody paid for... right after railing against companies providing means to censor content. My preference is that ALL DNS providers should be mandated that they should not play in this area. The point being that no DNS provider should be allowed to be in this type of control period. My preference is that ALL DNS providers should be mandated that they should not play in this area. Let’s see an example of that:In the first example, Google Public DNS (8.8.8.8) returns an A record (188.40.68.58), whereas in the second example Quad9 (9.9.9.9) returns NXDOMAIN. I can not compare Google’s 8.8.8.8 against Quad9’s 9.9.9.9 or Norton ConnectSafe, as they do things very differently. I believe all DNS providers should be mandated by some type of universal law or agreement that they can and will always produce an up to date full list of every known host name to IP. Your search query to find this topic is amazing in itself. I'm sorry but if you think they can't control what you can find then you may not understand what DNS is for.
Again WHY would you want any DNS provider to filter your data?
Leaving private companies in charge with money and different moral beliefs should not be allowed to make that choice for everyone, however money often is the deciding factor not utopian beliefs.
I'm sorry but if you think they can't control what you can find then you may not understand what DNS is for. Google DNS is one of the most known alternative DNS server providers and has been available since 2009.Many DNS providers on the market are only offering an alternative DNS server. Clearly, this was not the case. Quad-1, Quad-9 and Google’s Quad-8 support DNS-over-TLS. This is a significant...There was an important development this month with the launch of Cloudflare's new 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver service.
Google DNS has been popular for a long time and later came the IBM DNS dubbed Quad9.
If you need Ad blocking I'd advise you to use Malwarebytes Browser Guard and uBlock Origin DNS Need to Know Info: Primary Address: 9.9.9.9 Secondary Address: 149.112.112.112 How do I install/use Quad9?, How does Quad9 ensure my privacy?, Is there a URL we can check to see if a given domain is blocked, and what a user might get if they go to a blocked site?, Is there IPv6 support for Quad9? Don't want a filtered DNS provider, then don't use one. Want to make the argument that your ISP shouldn't filter content, throttle, provide fast-lanes, or use filtered DNS? Because of that I didn't know they could actually disappear from the search results. Same results for the IPv6.From a privacy point of view, Quad9 is specifically committed to protecting the users’ privacy and its service doesn’t retain request data. PCH has A DNS query is by default sent over a plaintext connection, which makes them vulnerable to eavesdropping by attackers with access to the network channel, reducing the privacy of the person sending the DNS request. Low and behold, I thought this thread was exactly what I was looking for (and only a few days old to boot!)
Please re-read 90% of that post has nothing to do with our product or products. The best known was Google Public DNS i.e. All DNS providers should do what they're there for. OpenDNS has the same problems you consider to be on Quad9 and CleanBrowsing, they block websites and control what you see, except they're much worse at it.
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