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#DNS4EU #quad9 #cloudfare

I have been using #DNS4EU since they made it available, and its a blast. Both on my PC and phone.
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One advantage of using #AdGuardHome is that it provides statistics on the responsiveness of public DNS providers.
For me, #DNS4EU is by far the fastest (10 ms). Perhaps it's because of their geographical proximity, as they're also based in Czechia. The slowest has been #quad9 at 500 ms. I have no idea why.

I'm also glad to learn that DoH doesn't have a significant speed penalty. It's 12 ms versus 10 ms for DNS4EU. So you don't have to trade privacy for responsiveness.

What has been your experience with #DNS providers based in Europe? Do you have any recommendations? I'm interested in unfiltered DNS because I do the filtering in AdGuard Home.

#dns #DNS4EU #quad9 #adguardhome

🇬🇧I can't recommend the EU-funded DNS service #DNS4EU because access is logged. When you override warnings to access "harmful websites" they even log your IP address. techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-…

There are government-free services that do not log: privacyguides.org/en/dns

Update: I understand now the IP address is kept for 24 hours to prevent the confirmation prompt from showing again.

Screenshot of policy: "In case the User uses DNS resolution service with one of the additional optional flavors, the service notifies the User he/she is going to access a potentially malicious, illegal or otherwise harmful website (a landing page pops up). If the User decides to attend the website anyway, in such a case the User's IP address is stored by the DNS resolver for up to 24 hours in order to identify the User and not block the access."

The EU challenges Google and Cloudflare with its very own DNS resolver that can filter dangerous traffic

The DNS4EU remains voluntary, but some experts still warn of potential risks
Chiara Castro (TechRadar)
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#DNS4EU #ipv4first #ipv4only

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