>fast
>private
>audited
>mozilla approved
>option to enterprise level malware blocking
Why aren't you using it yet?
DNS
Sebastian Hall
Ryan Brown
im gay and i use googles
Jason Morris
slow
Robert Stewart
>>mozilla approved
Not true. Normal 1.1.1.1 is not Mozilla approved. Mozilla's TRR agreement that prevents data from being sold or websites being censored only applies to a designated path
wiki.mozilla.org
In Cloudflare's case, that is mozilla.cloudflare-dns.com
So if your query isn't going through this path, the mozilla TRR agreement is not in effect
Isaac Foster
>glowing honeypot
Juan Torres
I use adguard on mobile and quad9 elsewhere
Henry Baker
>trusting a dns service owned by london police
Hunter Garcia
>>mozilla approved
that is a good thing for you?
Alexander Flores
Kayden Ward
>Linus mentions it
>suddenly there are shill threads
Really makes you think
Ryder Murphy
>all this fud
I have clearly made the right choice
Colton Johnson
At my last job before I got into actual software dev (we did the digital signage players for fast food places, etc), we shipped out a lot of devices to restaurants.
A lot of the firewall vendors would block 1.1.1.1 DNS but not the 8.8.8.8 google DNS, but it wasn't known when they were imaged. So when the lower tier reps were on the phone speaking with a Burger King, etc about a device that would stop receiving updates,
I would have to ssh in and change the DNS with vi or something like that. They had no consistency at all, unlike Mcdonalds / T-Bell that had a standard way of doing things.
Elijah Butler
>>mozilla approved
That's how you know it glows.
digdeeper.neocities.org
Connor Campbell
I ran DNS benchmark and the default one my isp uses was the best.
Aiden Perez
>I have clearly made the right choice
Cope. The right choice is running your own server.
Dominic Perry
That great, but all the ISP ones block piracy and news here
Luis Jones
this is literally the exact policy every police department has. they don't want some inferior department seeing the bathroom schedules they have recorded from every UK citizen.
David Lopez
>A lot of the firewall vendors would block 1.1.1.1 DNS
Is there a reason why?
Ayden Gonzalez
I have adguard home what do I care
Isaiah Thomas
I don't know what else I'd be using.
Angel Hall
i use dns.watch for years now
Luis Nguyen
>botnet
>botnet
>botnet
>botnet
>botnet
Botnet botnet botnet. Botnet!
Luis Cruz
>his DNS doesn't reference aluminum foil hats
John Perez
I don't really know why, they had a couple firewall providers that did this, Trustwave was one of them. I guess they don't like Cloudflare maybe?
My old job was very boring though, and I liked when that kind of stuff happened because I was the only one that could fix it.
Charles Moore
>dns
>blocks malware
that's not how this works dummy
Charles Hall
It can block known domains providing malware.
Obviously it isn't scanning loli.jpg.exe that you downloaded
Colton Bennett
this is pretty based
Jacob Sanchez
They have totally clear servers too
Ayden Richardson
kek what a braindead post
as expected from a nigger who doesn't even have his own domain
Christopher Ward
I hate anyone and everyone related with computers in general
Zachary Hill
basta
Angel Collins
>no argument
glow harder