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<blockquote data-quote="windscribe" data-source="post: 1039782" data-attributes="member: 58131">NextDNS free accounts and Control D free DNS resolvers (that don&#039;t require accounts) don&#039;t have the same features, or same Filters enabled. A fair comparison is using a Control D account (even a trial will do) and enabling the same features as you have enabled with NextDNS. <a href="https://blog.controld.com/control-d-vs-nextdns/" target="_blank">Control D vs NextDNS - An Honest Comparison</a>Despite NextDNS offering free accounts with a 300k limit (CD free resolvers have no limits), I&#039;m personally puzzled how this can be enough for anything except very light usage. I&#039;m in a 2 person household, with very few devices on the network. My stats for the month on the router. My personal phone and laptop don&#039;t register here, as they&#039;re on dedicated devices, and add an extra ~500k queries/month. I use these devices sparingly, and have very few apps installed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="windscribe, post: 1039782, member: 58131"] NextDNS free accounts and Control D free DNS resolvers (that don't require accounts) don't have the same features, or same Filters enabled. A fair comparison is using a Control D account (even a trial will do) and enabling the same features as you have enabled with NextDNS. [URL='https://blog.controld.com/control-d-vs-nextdns/']Control D vs NextDNS - An Honest Comparison[/URL] Despite NextDNS offering free accounts with a 300k limit (CD free resolvers have no limits), I'm personally puzzled how this can be enough for anything except very light usage. I'm in a 2 person household, with very few devices on the network. My stats for the month on the router. My personal phone and laptop don't register here, as they're on dedicated devices, and add an extra ~500k queries/month. I use these devices sparingly, and have very few apps installed. [/QUOTE]

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