No in android 9 and newer is allow on celluar as long as the dns uses domain name like "dns.adguard.com" instead of IP like "94.140.14.14"

Not quite, only on wifi. Cellular dns is forced upon you unless you use "VPN" to substitute your DNS

For adblock use adguard dns, it works with and without vpn connected

You can also root your device and use hosts file to block ads that way. AdAway is the for root. Finally, you can point your DNS to a pihole or similar adblocking DNS.

Yeah, I figured it would go through some proxy, but from my experience with Smartdns services speed is almost 99% of what I usually get, whereas VPN (Ovpn/Wireguard) usually decreases speed (probably

I have GetFlix too, I used their DNS but Netflix only works in the US. I just checked and it looks like they removed the web-only limit for lifetime plan subscribers.

This is not correct, your streaming traffic will go through their sni proxy because it is impossible to unlock the stream services by only DNS

I haven't used it in years but it should be faster, because Smartdns doesn't use VPN, usually. Just DNS. Thus your speed shouldn't be affected as much.

Getflix is a SmartDNS service (and VPN) that is excellent for steaming.

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Unless you spend seriously amount of money (I mean, Mark monitor type of serious amount), then you should treat domain, website hosting, DNS, email separately.

You can even create a Wireguard profile to just route your DNS queries when roaming.

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BTW. Regarding your other project that sends massive number of DNS queries, I could not replicate your results. I've written a Python script that sends several thousand DNS queries per second and left

I can easily spin up nginx instances and have them forward $tcpinfo_rtt, $ssl_ciphers and the likes, but having to manage updates in this setup is a pain. You'd have to switch DNS records, drain conne

If you were going to do database replication and load balancing a simple way to handle this would be to just have both IPs listed in duplicate A record in your DNS with a reasonably long TTL. The way

Use DNS failover, eg. https://www.cloudns.net/dns-failover/

Cloudflare dns failover with API call to update the DNS record

Also, you need to use CF’s DNS, and in some regions (like mine), CF requires enterprise plans to route to the correct PoP.