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DNSCrypt. You'll have to install dnscrypt-proxy.

I use Ubuntu. I set it in the resolv.conf file. (nameserver 93.95.228.87) But when I want to surf with the browser, it gives me an error. Is this a normal DNS server or just a DNSCrypt server?

If you want to be sure no logging is involved you'd probably have to run your own DNS resolver as anybody can claim they don't log while they do. Install unbound or pdnsd for example. It won't be as f

DNS based adblock simply routes all known advertising domains to 127.0.0.1 or the like.

This guys DNS is awesome :P Used it the other day^^

Better to have at least two DNS IP

Try Yandex DNS Based in Russia

is down every 5 min and uses script to change DNS record at your registrar with Low TTL to replicated server IP. Once down node is online, use a manual rsync from replicated server and switch DNS man

* Reverse DNS

Are they normal DNS servers or DNSCrypt servers?

VeriSign DNS told about respect privacy and not log users, but nobody knows.. (Image)

Dual Xeon L5630 (8 Cores 16 threads total w/HT)RAM : 48 GB RAMHarddrive : 1TBIP: 1 IPS Dedicated IPv4 addressFree DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management20TB/Month @ 1 Gbps burstableFREE 20Gbps / 20M PPS D

Using DNS.watch and my own ad blocking DNS, no problems at all.

I use dns.watch - no issues.

Times will vary according to the test as well as the DNS provider. I tried it when it was first launched, a few months ago, and my tests suggested it's a poor choice.

**nucuta.com** (with Namecheap PremiumDNS)

https://greycoder.com/list-uncensored-dns-providers/

I use Google DNS, but I do not trust Google DNS.Would you recommend a non-logging free public DNS provider whose headquarters and servers are in Europe?I thank everyone.