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Maybe both my cell and my home ISP use google dns then... I tend to use a VPN (wireguard) to use my own DNS (without my server having to be public)
by boudin 8y ago
Maybe both my cell and my home ISP use google dns then...
I tend to use a VPN (wireguard) to use my own DNS (without my server having to be public)
- kop316 8y agoHeh, interesting. Out of curiosity, where did you get the ROM you are using? I just bought a Sony phone and I compiled the AOSP image myself. Maybe the difference is based on where you got it.
- boudin 8y agoI use lineageos, unmodified (on an oneplus 3T)
- kop316 8y agoHeh, weird. I think lineage is fixed for my device now, so I'm going to try and install it. I'll see if it changes when it i s installed.
- boudin 8y agoThanks, I'm quite curious if it would be the same for you. Since it didn't use the server DNS I had set on my router, I assumed it was always using google DNS, I didn't look further.
- kop316 8y agoI have a tablet that has vanilla LineageOS, and it is also using the DNS server that my router provided. Out of curiosity, are you using DHCP? If you are then maybe the router you have is just forwarding the DNS setting it was given, and that is Google's DNS server.
- boudin 8y agoYes indeed, I'll double check. I have one router (my ISP one) that is definitely using google DNS. My other router is supposed to provide DNS and forward it to my own sever, but I'll have to double check my setup then...
- kop316 8y agoI just installed vanilla lineageOS and I still have the same DNS servers I outlined earlier. I am now wondering why yours are different.