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    • @[email protected]
      0•3 years ago

      I used to run a Tier 2 server YEARS ago, and I have recently been thinking about doing that again, as I’ve recently been focused on setting up privacy respecting federated instances and other technologies. This lemmy post along with your comment convinced me that it was in fact a good privacy related endeavor, so last night I acquired a server in Atlanta and put up an OpenNIC Tier 2 Recursive DNS Server, Zero Logging, and supports DNSSEC, DNS-over-HTTPS, DNS-over-TLS, DNSCrypt, and Anonymized DNSCrypt.

      https://servers.opennicproject.org/edit.php?srv=ns4.ga.us.dns.opennic.glue

      DNSSEC: Enabled DoH: dns.vanguardit.services/dns-query DoT ipv4: 45.76.254.23:853#dns.vanguardit.services DoT ipv6: 2001:19f0:5401:2a4a:5400:03ff:fe2b:271f#dns.vanguardit.services Public server address: 45.76.254.23:8443 Provider public key: 71f130a5b0edddd123c80d38fd55ba7c1d98a1bdb9e583836364ebe769fadc4a Provider name: 2.dnscrypt-cert.dns.vanguardit.services DNS Stamp: sdns://AQcAAAAAAAAAETQ1Ljc2LjI1NC4yMzo4NDQzIHHxMKWw7d3RI8gNOP1VunwdmKG9ueWDg2Nk6-dp-txKJzIuZG5zY3J5cHQtY2VydC5kbnMudmFuZ3VhcmRpdC5zZXJ2aWNlcw DNS Stamp for Anonymized DNS relaying: sdns://gRE0NS43Ni4yNTQuMjM6ODQ0Mw Public server address: [2001:19f0:5401:2a4a:5400:3ff:fe2b:271f]:8443 Provider public key: 71f130a5b0edddd123c80d38fd55ba7c1d98a1bdb9e583836364ebe769fadc4a Provider name: 2.dnscrypt-cert.dns.vanguardit.services DNS Stamp: sdns://AQcAAAAAAAAALVsyMDAxOjE5ZjA6NTQwMToyYTRhOjU0MDA6M2ZmOmZlMmI6MjcxZl06ODQ0MyBx8TClsO3d0SPIDTj9Vbp8HZihvbnlg4NjZOvnafrcSicyLmRuc2NyeXB0LWNlcnQuZG5zLnZhbmd1YXJkaXQuc2VydmljZXM DNS Stamp for Anonymized DNS relaying: sdns://gS1bMjAwMToxOWYwOjU0MDE6MmE0YTo1NDAwOjNmZjpmZTJiOjI3MWZdOjg0NDM

  • ufra
    0•3 years ago

    Good reference. I am in a bad habit of plugging in 1.1.1.1 a lot on wifi networks.

    What are others using instead? I also wonder if using public adblock dns is very effective.