tell me one reason why I should not use 8.8.4.4
Tell me one reason why I should not use 8.8.4.4
Jackson Butler
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Jason Bennett
bontet
Gavin Robinson
It's possible that you don't want an advertising company getting a list of every single domain you visit
Parker Young
then why everone use it in india and pakistan?
Parker Ramirez
Because they shit in the street?
Christopher Adams
Because they're retarded
Luke Wilson
So, if everyone in India and Pakistan goes outside and takes a shit on their front yard, you'll do it too?
Brandon Peterson
You should because you're probably already an idiot getting datamined by multiple companies
Oliver Powell
Why not just use OpenDNS?
Zachary Martin
I want to fug Marie
Julian Wood
Somehow different than your ISP doing it?
Austin Gray
opendns is the same as using google
just make your own dns records
Aaron Williams
(((cisco)))
Grayson Richardson
Setting up your own resolver and going directly to the root is a faster and more secure solution. Cut out the (((Google))) middleman.
Owen Ross
Why not use AdGuard DNS?
Evan Ward
>make your own dns records
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Jace Walker
Why not use OpenNIC?
Tyler Hill
botnet
Noah Rogers
>going directly to the root is a faster and more secure solution
Caleb Torres
Pajeet, my son, you must choose who should get a list of every single website you visit.
> Google, your ISP (and whoever they decide to sell the data to) and the government
8.8.8.8
> just your ISP (and whoever they sell the data to) and the government
don't change anything
> thousands of companies, your ISP (and whoever they sell the data to) and the government
"Open"DNS
cisco.com
Personally, I trust google more than my ISP, but you ISP can still see what websites you're looking at because all IP packets have a "destination" field. There's nothing wrong with 8.8.8.8 if you trust Google, it's probably a little better than what your ISP can do. They say they keep all data for 2 weeks, then a random "anonymized" sample of it forever afterwards. Who knows what logging your ISP does.
Jonathan Rivera
Use OpenNIC, Google DNS is almost certainly logging all the domains you look up for advertising.
Liam Clark
4.2.2.2