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If they can blacklist websites from their search engine, they can blacklist them from their DNS entries too. Doesn't this raise some concerns?

• dschobel 17y ago
  from the post: Google Public DNS complies with the DNS standards and gives the user the exact response his or her computer expects without performing any blocking, filtering, or redirection that may hamper a user's browsing experience.
  • lisper 17y ago
    And, best of all, there's no spammy default site for unresolved names!
    • amix 17y ago
      I would see it as a feature - most of the time Google's (spell|domain) correcting is very useful if I have miswritten something.