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I'm unable to understand from your documentation how your "roaming client" works, or if it is applicable to desktop systems for example. Are you replacing the s

by m3047 6y ago

I'm unable to understand from your documentation how your "roaming client" works, or if it is applicable to desktop systems for example. Are you replacing the stub resolver?

LogicX 6y ago
Correct. We have agents for desktops (Windows, MacOS, Linux) as well as Mobile (Android, iOS) We basically run a service that listens for dns requests on port 53 loop back IP, and then we change system DNS to point to that loopback IP. Now we can do a bunch of things with the traffic between your machine and us: like inject edns0 data to authenticate requests, shift traffic between our anycast networks, and encrypt you’re traffic using DNS over TLS!