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No. NextDNS and Pi-Hole serve DNS requests and are mainly used for ad blocking and content restrictions on your network. They don't tunnel or redirect your actu
by marceldegraaf 5y ago
No. NextDNS and Pi-Hole serve DNS requests and are mainly used for ad blocking and content restrictions on your network. They don't tunnel or redirect your actual internet traffic the way a VPN does.
- lucasverra 5y agoThis is the correct observation. - A nextDNS user having that same question answered by official team
- yegor 5y agoShameless self-plug: NextDNS does not, but ControlD does do that - https://controld.com https://controld.com
- corobo 5y agoYour service seems to support the same features as your provider -- are you 1:1 reselling or do you add stuff?
- yegor 5y agoNot sure what you mean by that. The features are not the same, see https://kb.controld.com/compare https://kb.controld.com/compare
- corobo 5y agoIt says on your page you use Windscribe, they have this page https://windscribe.com/features/robert https://windscribe.com/features/robert Sorry, purely a curiosity I didn't mean to come across as calling you out
- yegor 5y agoControlD uses transparent proxies in combination with DNS to do things you can't do with a VPN. Like this: https://twitter.com/ControlDNS/status/1358267260465463297 https://twitter.com/ControlDNS/status/1358267260465463297 It's also made by the same team as Windscribe.