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I mainly set it up because I needed a custom caching DNS for my router, as well as a DNS based basic adblocker for everything under my home router. Works great as most members dont see much ads when t

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How to setup custom dns, do you have a tutorial for this please ?

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DNS servers are ddos magnet many vps providers thus don't allow it

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No, a DNS provider can not sniff/hack/read/modify into your transactions/mails. They - like any DNS provider - could however serve fake records which would lead you e.g. to a fake site that could - an

I use my own custom DNS. This is LET, it's easy to just ask for some cheap VPS offers, and use them as DNS resolvers or even VPN.

If that's what you are after, why not setup your own local DNS caching server? Pi-Hole works great both on a raspberry Pi and on a normal ubuntu server.

yup thnx! that's what i was looking for. So it seems safe to browse https:// sites with such dns. Though I'll switch back to cf/google once its catches the speed!

If you are feeling wild maybe host your own DNS server with ad-blocker locally or on a vps. Initially queries will take longer but after the cache is built up you will get same performance with that g

When only using https:// sites, even a malicious DNS server can't get the contents of your connection, or redirect you to another site. They do get to keep track of what websites you are visiting.

I was sticking to CF only from past 1 year but from past 4-5 days both CF & Google dns were taking too long to load sites. So I replaced them with 185.121.177.177 and 169.239.202.202 public dn

Google has their public dns (8.8.8.8), and they can use this info to serve ads

Recently I tried some private and not-so-popular free public and private DNS servers in stead of my ISP's (default) servers and common 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 on my pc router and also on 'DNS-changer App'