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Because your ISP can block a "raw" DNS request, regardless of what server you configure. Your ISP can even inspect your DNS request, and choose to give a fake r
by dahfizz 5y ago
Because your ISP can block a "raw" DNS request, regardless of what server you configure. Your ISP can even inspect your DNS request, and choose to give a fake response or block the request based on the domain you are requesting.
- drexlspivey 5y agoYour ISP can also block the IP via reverse DNS if they want too.. If you don’t trust your ISP only a vpn will save you