[darkninja1980]

Windows 10 Hacks
How to Boost Up Browsing Speed!
https://www.ethicalhackingtutorials.com/...ing-speed/

[recasso]

Not a Windows 10 hack. And 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 are better.

[darkninja1980]

Not a Windows 10 hack. And 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 are better.

well a tweaks are still consider hacks .

[recasso]

Not a Windows 10 hack. And 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 are better.

well a tweaks are still consider hacks .

It's not a tweak. It's litterally changing the DNS servers, which is a feature. If you change them to faster / more secure ones, that's not considered a hack. Also this has nothing to do with Windows 10 whatsoever.
Clearly you don't know where you're talking about, so don't talk about it.

[mothered]

It depends on the DNS servers. The ones listed In the article ( IPv4 ) are OpenDNS.

I've testing countless servers, and the majority had no Impact on my browsing experience.

[darkninja1980]

It depends on the DNS servers. The ones listed In the article ( IPv4 ) are OpenDNS.

I've testing countless servers, and the majority had no Impact on my browsing experience.

that make sense . thank you for your input.

[mothered]

It depends on the DNS servers. The ones listed In the article ( IPv4 ) are OpenDNS.

I've testing countless servers, and the majority had no Impact on my browsing experience.

that make sense . thank you for your input.

This can be used for other purposes. For example, some ISPs Issue a DNS block to prevent It's users from accessing certain websites.

It's a very poor preventative method. Using alternative DNS servers like this contribution, will circumvent It.

[darkninja1980]

It depends on the DNS servers. The ones listed In the article ( IPv4 ) are OpenDNS.

I've testing countless servers, and the majority had no Impact on my browsing experience.

that make sense . thank you for your input.

This can be used for other purposes. For example, some ISPs Issue a DNS block to prevent It's users from accessing certain websites.

It's a very poor preventative method. Using alternative DNS servers like this contribution, will circumvent It.

Is there a way that you can get around the DNS blocks from some ISP for websites ?

[mothered]

that make sense . thank you for your input.

This can be used for other purposes. For example, some ISPs Issue a DNS block to prevent It's users from accessing certain websites.

It's a very poor preventative method. Using alternative DNS servers like this contribution, will circumvent It.

Is there a way that you can get around the DNS blocks from some ISP for websites ?

As mentioned and as with this contribution, simply add your own DNS servers.

Alternatively, when using a VPN, It's their DNS servers that take effect.

[darkninja1980]

This can be used for other purposes. For example, some ISPs Issue a DNS block to prevent It's users from accessing certain websites.

It's a very poor preventative method. Using alternative DNS servers like this contribution, will circumvent It.

Is there a way that you can get around the DNS blocks from some ISP for websites ?

As mentioned and as with this contribution, simply add your own DNS servers.

Alternatively, when using a VPN, It's their DNS servers that take effect.

what ways can I make my own DNS servers ?