LibreDNS (Encrypted DNS)

Dear Privacy guides members,
I think libredns.gr should be added, or at least considered for inclusion, in secure DNS services. I’ve been using them for years, and I’ve never had a problem: they are very fast, they do not censor anything, and seem to have pretty good privacy and security. They state they have a zero-logs policy and use OpenNIC as their Tier 1. They offer regular unencrypted DNS, DoH and DoT, optionally including ads- and tracker-blocking. Here is the source of the project.

It is operated by LibreOps, a voluntary and donation-based community that offers distributed and FOSS services to the world. They have public instances, many proxies, and publish transparent budgets and are present on opencollective.

I think it should be included in the recommended DNS resolvers list, and if not I would like to know why not.
Note that I’m in no way affiliated with them: I’m just a random guy using their services that’s recommending them because I think they’re good and based.

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Almost 2 years are passed. Why nobody answered to this topic?
@Entscheidungsproblem did you still use it?
I’m having problems with other DNSs, so I might give it a try.
Follow :eyes:

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Whoa, didn’t know about this. I totally missed this post back then.

Thanks for resurrecting the thread. I’m giving it a try right now, let’s see how it goes.

Hello,

I’ve used LibreDNS for sever years without issues. However, since last year I’m not using it anymore, as I’ve updated my threat model and I now use a VPN, and it’s best practice to use the VPN’s own DNS resolver to prevent leaks.