DNS Privacy
DNS was founded back in the 1970s along with the internet. Internet is run by IP communication, but DNS is essential to connect to the correct IP address by using Domain Names. Internet without DNS would not work at all; almost everything is dependant on the DNS Service. Despite this fact, today's DNS Infrastructure is run without encryption or privacy. All your uplinks can see (and maybe retain) which sites you visit before you even connect to these websites. This brings many problems such as privacy, DNS poisoning, man-in-the-middle attacks, data breach, filtering, or even phishing attacks. Therefore, you should care about your DNS Privacy and your Web History.
What is a DNS Leak ?
DNS Queries that go wild are considered as leaking DNS. Why is this a problem? At some point, you have to give your DNS Query Data to some company that runs the DNS. Even with the latest affords, the DNS Data is still readable to DNS running company. This can be your ISP, VPN Provider, or even GSM Providers. DNS Settings can be on your host, router, app, or browser. Imagine you pick your trusted provider for your DNS Data, and all of a sudden, your DNS queries go to other providers. This is an issue. We are here to make such tests. You should test your infrastructure regularly since DNS Settings can be set wrong in many places, and sometimes they may interfere. You are the right to pick your own DNS Provider and have the right that your DNS Queries do not go wild. The reasons might be misconfiguration, abuse of software/app, or even countries with bad intentions for your privacy.
Why Us ?
We are here to help the community and to bust the myths. DNS Leak is a technical-based issue, and for most regular internet users, this fact is not easily understood. Most DNS Leak websites will tell you to use a VPN to fix such issues. But we want to show you to open your eyes. DNS Data is essentially the x-ray of your internet behavior. You have to pick the right provider for yourself. Most of the more prominent providers bring you to speed as the main reason. Despite the fact this is essential, speed is half of the story. Privacy and Trust is the second half.