3 ms·
If you can't trust your ISP, leaking all of your DNS traffic to another party still doesn't let you trust your ISP, but now you have to trust that other party t
by zzzcpan 8y ago
If you can't trust your ISP, leaking all of your DNS traffic to another party still doesn't let you trust your ISP, but now you have to trust that other party too, hence net negative. To avoid trusting your ISP you need at least a VPN.
- judge2020 8y agoISPs already don't have a good track record, so I would argue them NXDOMAIN advertising (like Spectrum does by redirecting you to a yahoo search page) won't make someone unsubscribe from their services. But if a service like 1^4, that specifically states they don't track you, lies about it, then that would be a huge issue for all of the customers that pay for the company's other products.
- wbl 8y agoNow that I use another revolver the NXDOMAIN problem is fixed.