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Hmm no thanks... I can bet they will be using AIhuman-vetted threat intelligence
It seems that everyone is using AI these days and even more people are getting fired. Quad9 uses bfore.ai as well.Hmm no thanks... I can bet they will be using AI
DNS.watchIt seems that everyone is using AI these days and even more people are getting fired. Quad9 uses bfore.ai as well.
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I think the new DNS is made by some grants from the European Union and therefore it is free, but NextDNS still need to sell somethingtested with my samsung phone...no ad blockingI will stay with nextdns
It is a basic NextDNS without config, it is aimed at people, who just want to setup and forget or for ITs to recommend, less hassle and less complications on the way, like blocked services.But is Nextdns as secure and protective as dns0?
Yeah that I understand that NextDNS gives users more control but, isn't dns0 having better threat intel logically with its threat intel partners helping it out?It is a basic NextDNS without config, it is aimed at people, who just want to setup and forget or for ITs to recommend, less hassle and less complications on the way, like blocked services.
A free, sovereign and GDPR-compliant recursive DNS resolver with a strong focus on security to protect the citizens and organizations of the European Union.
Integrated protection against millions of malicious domains — from phishing websites to C&C servers.
Introducing ZERO — hardened security for highly sensitive environments.
A fast, distributed and resilient DNS infrastructure that's 100% European.
A free, sovereign and GDPR-compliant recursive DNS resolver with a strong focus on security to protect the citizens and organizations of the European Union.
Integrated protection against millions of malicious domains — from phishing websites to C&C servers.
Introducing ZERO — hardened security for highly sensitive environments.
A fast, distributed and resilient DNS infrastructure that's 100% European.
As far as not the gov of N Korea.As if anyone sane would use a government DNS
A doctor SWATted live for an anti-vaccine presentation on Youtube or assets seized for supporting ..., I am good. There is only so much free speech, I can take.As far as not the gov of N Korea.
This isn't "government DNS". It's a project by Czech company Whalebone. The only connection with EU is the project being co-funded by EU funding programme, that's all. Though, I still wouldn't use it because I'm not sure how reliable it is (I tend to stick with popular DNS providers; less chances for something to go wrong).DNS4EU is a free, privacy-focused, and secure DNS resolver designed to protect citizens across the European Union. Co-funded by the European Union.
As if anyone sane would use a government DNS, but feel free to choose it. It is supposed to be safe.Free public DNS resolver for Europe | DNS4EU
The free DNS4EU resolver, for everyone in Europe. Get the addresses, set it up in minutes, and block malware and phishing with no tracking.www.joindns4.eu
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It is goodThis isn't "government DNS". It's a project by Czech company Whalebone. The only connection with EU is the project being co-funded by EU funding programme, that's all. Though, I still wouldn't use it because I'm not sure how reliable it is (I tend to stick with popular DNS providers; less chances for something to go wrong).
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