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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 206
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OpenDNS or Google DNS?
... and why... I don't know which one to pick and am no interested in the extra features of OpenDNS, but am afraid of Google seeing ALL of my traffic.
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Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 330
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I go with google, they're google... nuff' said.
![]() EDIT: Not like your isp don't log your traffic anyhow.. Nope..Isp's neeeeeeeevr look into your traffic evvvvver... /sarcasm off... Believe me, if google even cared about your traffic they'd do something. Before that even happens your isp would have taken action as well. |
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 364
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Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 330
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Na, i don't, because my isp does not call me ever. I admit to doing certain activities but as with the last forum it's probably illegal to talk about those on here and also have downloaded 200GB downloads in 2-3 days. They don't cap us, even though they're slow. In the 5 years i have been with them they've never called me. That, and they don't even ask why we're returning modems. If we need a new one, we go down to their main building and instantly and for free get a new one. Not even a monthly service charge!
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Cheesoid
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Google DNS - Benchmarks suggest that there is less latency with Google DNS than with OpenDNS.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 206
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yea, i sort of feel like OpenDNS wants to tie you down into their environment. They should be more open (pun?)
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