I just signed up for the $15 lifetime plan, and it seems similar to burnermail.io. Not the cleanest dashboard, nor the most features, but just giving them a shot.

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They do use DO. The site, DNS, and the mail servers for the other domains.

They control my DNS so everything was down.

proxiedmail.com says they run on Digital Ocean but the DNS record says Mailgun. Would you trust a service that doesn’t even trust its own infrastructure?

My email server passed all tests but one:

* rDNS update

* rDNS update

my eggs in different baskets, so things like DNS, company website mirrors, backups, monitoring, etc are all offsite and with BuyVM and/or Digital Ocean. Plus, no one is doing splintered networking. I

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I just want to jump in early since I got notification via a tag that I myself use BuyVM for many things, including DNS clusters for IncogNET, our own website, and other things I keep off our own netwo

possible circumstance. To me outside of ISP DNS logging, routing all your traffic through a VPN for privacy accomplishes the same thing as using Tor to login to your bank account for privacy. It is j

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* ISP can will log all your DNS queries (if not DoT/H/Q)

reduce your online fingerprinting. Also, use a DNS provider like NextDNS or Quad9. VPNs simply have no additional benefits. If masking your IP or geolocation is a must for you, then you can also cons

As well as SNI in the HTTPS negotiation, the content of is standard DNS queries is very easy to read on the way through.