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I don't know who even routes to archive.* anymore. NextDNS doesn't route to .is or .ph or .fo or .today anymore. My ISP doesn't route to .is, but it routes to
by OutOfHere 8mo ago
I don't know who even routes to archive.* anymore.
NextDNS doesn't route to .is or .ph or .fo or .today anymore.
My ISP doesn't route to .is, but it routes to the others. Using my ISP's DNS means receiving tons of spam though.
Cloudflare apparently doesn't reliably route to them either, and I wouldn't want to use it even if it did.
UPDATE: I see that https://dns.adguard-dns.com/dns-query https://dns.adguard-dns.com/dns-query still routes to all of them, so guess I will use it! I have no conflict of interest.
- cr125rider 8mo agoCloudflare does, just not on their ad blocker resolver. There was another post on this just today somewhere on here
- real_joschi 8mo agoNo problems with that in good old Europe.
- Henchman21 8mo agoWhy would you not run your own Unbound locally?
- joecool1029 8mo agomullvad’s DNS routes to it with adblocking, you do not need to be a subscriber to use it: https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls
- bigstrat2003 8mo agoNo DNS server "routes to" a domain. The correct term is "resolve". This stuff matters, it causes confusion when talking about technical topics if people misuse the terminology.
- OutOfHere 8mo agoApologies and thank you.