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I'm going to mention again dns0.eu which does support DNS over TLS. I haven't looked in-depth but I'm pretty sure some corporate networks block it somehow becau

by mhitza 1y ago

I'm going to mention again dns0.eu which does support DNS over TLS. I haven't looked in-depth but I'm pretty sure some corporate networks block it somehow because on some networks my Android phone fails to connect to it.

ignoramous 1y ago
If privacy is your concern then dns0.eu is not "no logs" (like BlahDNS or Mullvad DoH/DoT are, for example). They share "anonymized intelligence feeds" with their partners: https://docs.dns0.eu/threat-intelligence-partners/anonymized-query-logs https://docs.dns0.eu/threat-intelligence-partners/anonymized...
- mhitza 1y ago
  Thank you for the heads-up. That's an important point, and I wasn't aware about that feature. In terms of privacy, they still preserve it (according to GDPR principles).