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Why do you need a walled garden around your DNS? I'm not sure that involving Google in everything we do is a good idea. I wonder how many websites are served e
by ChristianBundy 8y ago
Why do you need a walled garden around your DNS? I'm not sure that involving Google in everything we do is a good idea.
I wonder how many websites are served entirely through Google. Browsing with Chrome or Chromium, custom DNS set to 8.8.8.8, domain name from .app, "cached" by AMP, serving an Angular app with Material UI, originally hosted on Google Cloud.
- Tepix 8y ago... showing Google Maps, using Google Analytics, Google webmaster tools, custom Google search, offering Google payments and some Google docs forms. Google wouldn't even have to index it.. they know everything about it already.
- fastball 8y agoGoogle has shown they can handle DNS with 8.8.8.8 I trust Google to have the internet's best interests at heart way more than I trust GoDaddy and their ilk.