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If you're on a network you control, sure you could setup your DHCP to broadcast the DNS addresses. However, I don't see how you could set this for mobile netwo
by beckler 8y ago
If you're on a network you control, sure you could setup your DHCP to broadcast the DNS addresses.
However, I don't see how you could set this for mobile networks or networks you have no control over, since both Android and iOS don't let you override the DNS address assigned.
Edit: I guess you can override your DNS on iOS when on wifi? I know I can't change it on my Android.
- crtasm 8y agoWiFi on android: if you set a static IP then you can also change DNS. Has to be done for every network you connect to though. Mobile data (and wifi) on android: use VPN and choose your DNS (openvpn+pi-hole on a cheap VPS works great)