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Intercepting DNS queries would be news. Generally they just push their own DNS servers via DHCP, and it's up to you to override them with ones that don't serve
by superuser2 10y ago
Intercepting DNS queries would be news. Generally they just push their own DNS servers via DHCP, and it's up to you to override them with ones that don't serve as portals in place of NXDOMAIN.
- deathanatos 10y agoAh, okay; I suppose that's a fair characterization of it. (I do now override their DNS settings, and I don't think I've seen one since I've done so.) I still find the ISP one questionable, though I suppose there is a difference between running your own (as the default that most people will not know how to opt out of) and outright intercepting.