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Size - DNS Leaks - Size - 06-22-2014 Are you protected? Just thought i would share this, since 85% of people i speak to tend to be oblivious. So your on your VPN? Run a test to see if you are resolving domain names through your ISPs name-servers. www.dnsleaktest.com Okay, so to those of you who didn't do your home work; you didn't set your own DNS servers. To set your own, on Windows: Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections Right click your connection Properties Find IPV4 in the list Click Properties Set DNS Servers To set on Linux: Edit "/etc/resolv.conf" Now you are protected, happy Christmas. Here's some alternative DNS (http://www.opendns.com/): 208.67.222.222 / 208.67.220.220 RE: Size - DNS Leaks - Size - 06-24-2014 Random user: "Yes i found this useful; i am exclaiming out of honesty, to keep the tread alive. " RE: Size - DNS Leaks - Florian - 02-24-2015 Very good share, I've noticed a lot of people are just completely ignorant to this and it comes in handy to know about this when you're around idiot skype resolver kids with booters 24/7 (oh boy this community) anyways, good share. I also suggest maybe finding a VPN with DNS Leak protection that users their own secure DNS if you're going that route.