nah nothing really, google had a VPN service with google one but do yout rust google?

also uhh, it can be "handled" like CF WARP also so uhhh

the majority, that are not on this forum, that have never touched the config page of their router before, and just use their connection to browse fb/tiktok/youtube/instagram would not feel a difference at all
they dont even know what DNS is

the majority will be silent because as far as they're concerned, nothing changed, it just works fine
and they trust the system, oh , a website is blocked? then it must be a bad website that deserves to be blocked
there's a reason why these changes were not announced publically

we are a loud technical minority

you could, but you gotta set it up properly
dont just open up port 53 to the internet, it will be abused

you should setup access control or like a vpn tunnel so only your devices can use it

oh great that's just dumb
might as well just block cloudflare in its entirety and see how quickly the internet breaks down when you block one of the major CDN providers
(cough, they did that before once to block porn sites and had to undo)

all ISPS will be forced to hijack DNS, it is an order by MCMC

those are cloudflare IPs, so your dns is working and the website can be visited

Because a lot of sites these days are behind protection providers like Cloudflare

If you block one of Cloudflare's IPs, you're gonna block and break a bunch of random unrelated websites

So, it's useless to do so
You'll cause more damage than good

EDIT, for example, even our beloved MCMC website is behind cloudflare

This post has been edited by PRSXFENG: Sep 6 2024, 10:37 AM

it's Control D, another cloud based DNS Provider like NextDNS or Adguard DNS

Paid service, someone has sent a link somewhere here for a limited time promo on bitsdujour

No, it is a subscription
the bitsdujour link is a special promo for that price you get the lower tier "some control" plan for 60months

its a dns service, not a vpn, it doesn't affect that

if you mean latency, you can try with their free public dns, though of course options are very limitted

I myself have collected a small list of dns over https providers
some from very big names even, but rarely mentioned

I get that we dont like what they're doing but can we at least keep it legal

You're not torrenting through Amazon, you're using Amazon as your DNS Proxy, thats it

Only DNS traffic is going through Amazon

It works by

You're not asking the DNS servers directly
Instead you're asking your own Amazon server
And then that asks for you and returns the info to you

No, someone asked live chat earlier in this thread
SMS system problems

🤦‍♂️

Is bug with their SMS system
Someone asked TM earlier

You are not getting yet another upgrade

What website and or app
Check DNS settings

TM blocking and hijacking 3rd party DNS

they didnt block DoH or DoT port 853 directly

however, they are forcibly redirecting your connection for those well known IPs
like, your device asks and says it want's to go to 8.8.8.8
tm says oh it's here
but instead of sending it to the real google, you get sent to tm's trap

but when your device wants to talk with it, it sees that it is dns.tm.net.my, not what it was expecting
and throws an error

if you device doesn't care/verify, then your device thinks its connected to dns.google DoH but is actually TM and the dns exchange happens

their goal is to block stuff and both of these work to block
one just kills the connection as your device knows it's not the correct server
the other just ends up with you asking tm when you think you're asking google

nothing was announced

at first it was some late night 3am tests being noticed in this forum

then Sinar Project sounded the alarm

now this month we are seeing all the ISPs implement it
with TM implementing the most draconian one

because they have specially blocked those dns provider websites

if you click on view certificate, you will see it says it's dns.tm.net.my