📝 Correction | Cleanup DNS page #1841

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2020-04-19T18:56:03Z

nitrohorse commented

2020-04-19 18:56:03 +00:00

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Description / Why I am making the suggestion

I'm thinking the DNS page could be cleaned up: it's quite busy with the lists. Below the table, we have these sections:

(table)

Terms
- DoT
- DoH
- DNSCrypt
How to verify DNS is encrypted
- DoH / DoT
- dnscrypt-proxy
- DNSSEC
- QNAME Minimization
Software suggestions and Additional Information
- Encrypted DNS clients for desktop
  - Firefox
- Encrypted DNS clients for mobile
  - Android 9
  - DNSCloak
  - Nebulo
- Local DNS servers
  - Stubby
  - Unbound
- Network wide DNS servers
  - Pi-hole
  - NoTrack
- Further Reading

I'm wondering about this outline instead for the DNS page:

(table)

Terms
- DoT
- DoH
- DNSCrypt
(header) Encrypted DNS Client Recommendations for Desktop
- (card) Firefox's built-in DoH resolver
- (card) dnscrypt-proxy (for DoH, DNSCrypt, Anonymized DNSCrypt)
- (card) Unbound (for DoT, DNSCrypt)
(header) Encrypted DNS Client Recommendations for Android
- (card) Android 9's built-in DoT resolver
- (card) Nebulo
(header) Encrypted DNS Client Recommendations for iOS
- (card) DNSCloak

(list) Further Reading

And move the "How to verify DNS is encrypted" list to a new DNS related Wiki page.

Overall, I think we should shift some of this info to a new Wiki page and caridfy other info (related to https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/1466). I think the goal of this page is to share some providers that support encrypted DNS and then some client recommendations for users to then easily start using encrypted DNS if they want to. This cleanup would help refocus the page for this goal.

My connection with the software

Contributed to the original DNS page.

I will keep the issue up-to-date if something I have said changes or I remember a connection with the software.

## Description / Why I am making the suggestion I'm thinking the [DNS page](https://www.privacytools.io/providers/dns/) could be cleaned up: it's quite busy with the lists. Below the [table](https://www.privacytools.io/providers/dns/#dns), we have these sections: --- (table) - Terms - DoT - DoH - DNSCrypt - How to verify DNS is encrypted - DoH / DoT - dnscrypt-proxy - DNSSEC - QNAME Minimization - Software suggestions and Additional Information - Encrypted DNS clients for desktop - Firefox - Encrypted DNS clients for mobile - Android 9 - DNSCloak - Nebulo - Local DNS servers - Stubby - Unbound - Network wide DNS servers - Pi-hole - NoTrack - Further Reading --- I'm wondering about this outline instead for the DNS page: --- (table) - Terms - DoT - DoH - DNSCrypt - (header) Encrypted DNS Client Recommendations for Desktop - (card) Firefox's built-in DoH resolver - (card) dnscrypt-proxy (for DoH, DNSCrypt, [Anonymized DNSCrypt](https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/1822)) - (card) Unbound (for DoT, DNSCrypt) - (header) Encrypted DNS Client Recommendations for Android - (card) Android 9's built-in DoT resolver - (card) Nebulo - (header) Encrypted DNS Client Recommendations for iOS - (card) DNSCloak (list) Further Reading --- And move the "How to verify DNS is encrypted" list to a new DNS related Wiki page. Overall, I think we should shift some of this info to a new [Wiki](https://wiki.privacytools.io/view/Main_Page) page and caridfy other info (related to https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/1466). I think the goal of this page is to share some providers that support encrypted DNS and then some client recommendations for users to then easily start using encrypted DNS if they want to. This cleanup would help refocus the page for this goal. ## My connection with the software Contributed to the original DNS page. - [x] I will keep the issue up-to-date if something I have said changes or I remember a connection with the software.

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danarel commented

2020-04-21 23:11:48 +00:00

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While we're at it.

We need to remove SecureDNS as they are shutting down on April 30. https://securedns.eu/

We also need to add Vultr.com to AdGuard's hosting.

While we're at it. We need to remove SecureDNS as they are shutting down on April 30. https://securedns.eu/ We also need to add Vultr.com to AdGuard's hosting.

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danarel commented

2020-04-23 06:12:34 +00:00

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Consider https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/pull/1453 when redoing the site. Possibly for inclusion on the wiki instead.