European-based free non-logging public DNS provider

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• BlazeMuis Member

  January 2017

  @raindog308 said:

  @joodle said:
  Using DNS.watch and my own ad blocking DNS, no problems at all.

  What is your own ad blocking dns? Rules you created or...?

  Just some lists with domains that are being blocked/sent to nowhere. You can find a lot of them on Google.
• lion Member

  January 2017

  https://dns.d0wn.biz/ I use d0wn's DNS Servers
• jenkki Member

  January 2017

  lion said: https://dns.d0wn.biz/ I use d0wn's DNS Servers

  Nice todo list But DNS must not be US based as described.
• raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

  January 2017

  joodle said: Just some lists with domains that are being blocked/sent to nowhere. You can find a lot of them on Google.

  How does it do with anti-ad-blockers?
• BlazeMuis Member

  January 2017

  @raindog308 said:

  joodle said: Just some lists with domains that are being blocked/sent to nowhere. You can find a lot of them on Google.

  How does it do with anti-ad-blockers?

  It's fast
• Shot2 Member

  January 2017

  @raindog308 said:

  joodle said: Just some lists with domains that are being blocked/sent to nowhere. You can find a lot of them on Google.

  How does it do with anti-ad-blockers?

  I use in-DNS adblocking too (Unbound returning nxdomain for ~300,000 zones) and it's remarkably transparent wrt anti-adblock scripts. I've hardly ever met a nasty "plz disable your adblocker to keep reading that shite".

  As for general performance: nearby caching server + avoiding hundreds of requests for trackers/ads/scripts = greatly alleviates the loss in speed due to recursion/validation. As a bonus, that eerie feeling when it comes to govt (attempts at) censorship.
• Ramsterdam Member

  January 2017

  Using dns.watch here too