Open DNS was the first choice.

Im using HE dns or dns.watch.

Yeah, I usually do DNSCrypt through OpenDNS. Even before Google DNS I was using OpenDNS, as SBC's DNS servers were absolute crap.

But DNSCrypt isn't a DNS service/provider, is it? You still need a DNS service/provider.

In a way, pre-2009 was like the Dark Ages as far as choice in DNS was concerned. I had an ISP whose DNS was not very reliable (name resolution would intermittently time out), and so Google Public DNS

ISP DNS, OpenDNS,

Previous Norton products were a mess, their home products are much better after they did everything from scratch in 2009/9010. I have been using their dns for years and never had any problem. Whenever

Norton DNS can be interesting, but I bet that is much more slower than Google DNS...

Being that Norton products have caused far more issues in non-corporate environments than they've ever fixed, I sure don't trust them to do proper DNS filtering.

I would rather go for norton dns ( https://dns.norton.com/) or comodo dns(https://www.comodo.com/secure-dns/) to filter malware domain without any overhead. I have been using norton dns for years and

I assume theoretically if I'm on a connection like Comcast, etc that uses Level3 as an upstream provider I could use 4.2.2.2 as my DNS

4.2.2.1 - 4.2.2.6 have been around for ages, though they're not technical public DNS. They're level3 now.

Have used ISP for many years. In recent times I decided that government access to logs of everybody's searches wasn't cool, so now I always use non logging DNS servers.

I use my own DNS server, with rules to block any traffic from known ad-servers hostnames, like doubleclick, etc.

I am still using my ISP's DNS. No blocking, fast DNS updates, no issues.

ISP dns, opendns.

Most people still use the ISPs default DNS. My guess would be this is exactly what they used before Google DNS.

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