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Unless you are literally operating your own servers in a location that you physically control, you are still relying on someone else.
by this_user 7y ago
Unless you are literally operating your own servers in a location that you physically control, you are still relying on someone else.
- morj239 7y agoAnd even in this case you can't rely on your domain registry not to change your DNS without your consent. And there's not really a big chance you own a dedicated IP address.
- techntoke 7y agoWhy would your domain registry change your DNS? You can also add multiple NS to a domain. Additionally, if you're on a business plan then you can get a dedicated IP from your ISP or just host in a data center.