HaGeZi DNS: Free, Non-Commercial EU Public DNS Servers #8104
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Hi, what's the difference with Quad9? |
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I don't know if the question is really serious, but I only operate private DNS servers that I make publicly available for free. |
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I'm dead serious, I'm new to the project and just want more info. |
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@DantesNoWar Yeah... no. Servers cost money, Gerd does this voluntarily. If you need a service with better server coverage, take a look at AdGuard Home, ControlD or NextDNS. |
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Ok, I get it. For now I'll stick with mine. But it's great that more independent DNS services are coming to life. |
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What domains are the ones for firefox and google? I'm using a private adguard home installation and liked to apply same settings... Special domain handling: |
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thanks! But it is quite weird... i have no request on my side to both domains... and i'm a firefox and edge user on multiple devices... |
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I am excited to share the HaGeZi DNS project, offering free, non-commercial EU public DNS resolvers designed to enhance your online privacy and security at no cost.
I have chosen a balanced blocking level approach for most users of HaGeZi DNS, ensuring strong privacy while minimizing unnecessary restrictions. To complement this, I rely on the widely used dnsbunker.org DNS servers from xRuffKez @DNSBunker, which offer a more aggressive blocking level for enhanced protection.
This combination allows users to benefit from a well-rounded DNS filtering experience: the HaGeZi DNS provides effective privacy with minimal interference, while dnsbunker.org adds an aggressive layer of blocking for those who need or prefer stricter filtering. This layered setup helps cover a broad spectrum of security and usability preferences.
Details: https://github.com/hagezi/dns-servers
A special thank you to xRuffKez @DNSBunker (dnsbunker.org) for his invaluable support with the block lists and expert help setting up the DNS servers. Thank you, Patrick!
Happy Blocking,
Gerd
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