Enhancing Privacy and Blocking Ads: A Guide to Free Secure DNS Providers
When you connect to the internet, your computer uses a Domain Name System (DNS)—often called the "phonebook of the internet"—to translate human-friendly names like google.com into the IP addresses computers understand.
By default, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) assigns your DNS. However, ISP servers are often slow, log your browsing history for marketing, and lack advanced security features. Switching to a high-quality, free DNS provider can instantly make your browsing faster, more priva...