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> It does require that you have trust in a 3rd party DNS provider like OpenDNS ... The same OpenDNS that hijacks NXDOMAIN responses?
by jlgaddis 13y ago
> It does require that you have trust in a 3rd party DNS provider like OpenDNS ...
The same OpenDNS that hijacks NXDOMAIN responses?
- webmonkeyuk 13y agoOnly for the unregistered accounts IIRC. Can't you disable it after going thought the simple registration and claiming of IP address?
- reginaldjcooper 13y agoSo only if you help them associate all of your internet traffic with a registration. Hm, sounds privacy-conscious.
- zquestz 13y agoI only said OpenDNS was one of the options. There are many DNSCrypt enabled servers not run by OpenDNS. Seems anytime someone event mentions OpenDNS the same arguments get brought back up. If you don't like OpenDNS, then use DNSCrypt with another server. Simple solution.