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I wonder what advantages they have over OpenDNS

• carbocation 17y ago
  For one, they correctly return the expected DNS error when you make a request that cannot be resolved.
  • dryicerx 17y ago
    You can turn that off
    • durin42 17y ago
      As stated by others though, if you're on a dynamic IP connection it's possible (likely, even) that the setting won't stick forever.
    • Hexstream 17y ago
      I'm tired of all those stupid "you get shafted by default but you can 'opt-out' if you don't like it so what's the problem?!" schemes.