Do DNS providers log your DNS queries and sell it to advertising

>>59628927
Poor man's Candace Luxx

>>59628927
yes

>>59628927
Google DNS cuts out the middle man.

>>59628997

actually good advice except run your own hosts file

Can I run my own DNS server on a raspberry pi?

Would it be also faster?

>>59628927
Many of the OpenNIC servers at least say they have a no-logging policy.

You have no way to verify that, you just have to trust them, but its still a strictly better proposition than, say, Google or your residential ISPs, who shamelessly admit that they log DNS queries and actively manipulate their replies to them for marketing and other kinds of privacy invasion.

>>59628927
Yes they do, u can use dnscrypt

>>59629236
>Can I run my own DNS server on a raspberry pi?
yes
>>59629236
>Would it be also faster?
no, much slower.

Cache your most common dns queries. Host file to block google dns.

Just send your DNS requests through Tor.

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>>59628927
Why do you ask?

>>59629394
>Host file to block google dns
Why? You either use it or you don't, why block it?

>>59629612
>Warning: The site you are trying to visit has been blocked by the Pooristani National Government