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Best free DNS servers of 2020 :

OpenDNS
208.67.222.222

Owned by Cisco, OpenDNS has two free options: Family Shield and Home. Family Shield is good for parents who want to make sure their kids can’t access inappropriate content. Home focuses on internet safety and performance.

Cloudflare
1.1.1.1

The “fastest DNS resolver on Earth,” Cloudflare’s free DNS service has:

Unmetered mitigation of DDoS
Global CDN
Shared SSL certificate
Three-page rules
Unlimited bandwidth
1.1.1.1 with Warp
1.1.1.1

A Cloudflare subproduct, 1.1.1.1 with Warp is designed for mobile devices. When you download the app on your smartphone or tablet, it “replaces the connection between your phone and the internet with a modern, optimized, protocol.” They also pledge to never sell your data.

Google Public DNS
8.8.8.8

Google’s own DNS product is also free. It focuses on “speed, security, and validity of results.” It only offers DNS resolution and caching — there is no site-blocking with Public DNS.

Comodo Secure DNS
8.26.56.26

Comodo Secure DNS’s cloud-based Dome Shield Gold package is free (up to 300,000 monthly DNS requests). This gets you:

Protection against malicious domain requests and IP responses
Security from advanced threats like phishing, malware, malicious sites, botnets, C&C callback events, spyware, drive-by-downloads, XXS-injected sites, cookie stealing, anonymizers, TOR encrypted files and web attacks
Multi-location, multi-user and the ability to control network protection remotely
Block pages and domain filtering
Mobile apps
Reporting
Off-network protection
Quad9
9.9.9.9

Quad9 emphasizes security, privacy and performance — the company was founded on the goal to make the internet safer for everyone. It blocks malicious domains, phishing and malware while maintaining your anonymity. Quad9 is constantly expanding to new regions. Right now, it comes in at No. 6 on the DNS Performance Analytics and Comparison ratings.

Verisign Public DNS
64.6.65.6

Verisign touts its superior stability and security features, plus the fact that they don’t sell user data to any third-party companies or for selling/targeting ads.

OpenNIC
13.239.157.177

At its core, OpenNIC is an attempt to combat censorship. Volunteer-run, this free DNS server makes the entire web accessible to everyone. They also prevent “DNS hijacking” which is when an ISP takes over commonly mistyped URLs.

UncensoredDNS
91.239.100.100

Completely run and funded by founder Thomas Steen Rasmussen, UncensoredDNS is based in Denmark. It’s a great option for those local to FreeDNS, complete with security features, performance enhancement and reliability.

CleanBrowsing
185.228.168.168

Both free and paid versions of CleanBrowsing are available. The free DNS server focuses on privacy, especially for households with children. It comes with three free filters and blocks most adult content.

Yandex DNS
77.88.8.7

This Russia-based option has a whole list of features:

Performance – Gets you faster access to the web
Protection – Blocks malware and bots
Content filtering – Prohibits access to adult content
UltraRecursive DNS
156.154.70.1

Neustar’s UltraRecursive DNS is also a well-rounded option. It offers performance enhancement with quick query resolution and a reliable infrastructure. It also blocks malware, malicious websites, phishing, spyware and bots (plus DDoS protection). It’ll also block inappropriate or adult content.


Alternate DNS
198.101.242.72

Sick of seeing so many ads online? Alternate DNS is the solution for you. They maintain a database of known ad-serving domains and send a null response to block ads before they connect to your network.

AdGuard DNS
176.103.130.130

AdGuard DNS also focuses on ad blocking. It also blocks counters, malicious websites, and adult content.



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