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What about running your own DNS server locally? Your requests will go to the root dns servers, which then go the dns servers of the domains you request. But al
by dalore 9y ago
What about running your own DNS server locally?
Your requests will go to the root dns servers, which then go the dns servers of the domains you request. But also it will cache responses locally (so if you make another request it won't even need to make an external request).
Yes your ISP can still see it but they can see all your traffic anyway.
- ListenLinda 9y agoStandard DNS is clear text. It doesn't matter if you use your ISP DNS server or not. Either way, they will see the DNS traffic. Forward you DNS requests to servers using DNS with TLS encryption or with a VPN provider. That way the DNS requests can't be seen by your ISP. Using a non-ISP DNS server isn't enough.