NextDNS logging is opt-out, not opt-in as stated on PG's DNS Resolvers recommendations page

[jonah (Jonah Aragon)]

I didn’t realize the privacy policy was what was in question here, I thought it was just outdated information on our end. I’m okay with removing it until their privacy policy reflects their current defaults.

In this PR it is replaced with dns0.eu:

Reorganize DNS recommendations

We desperately need to split NextDNS away from this table as noted a few months ago here anyways:

Split DNS recommendations into secure/non-filtering providers, and filtering/SaaS providers

Continuing the discussion from How is a NextDNS account private?: We could probably split our recommendations between: Cloudflare Quad9 Mullvad and AdGuard Control D NextDNS The latter 3 with their account-based controls are kind of an entirely separate type of service compared to the first three, they’re more like a cloud-hosted Pi-hole, and we should probably explain that distinction more clearly. This is also kind of related to the problem this person had:

@archerallstars

It’s a total disaster, IMO. This really shows there’s a favorite kid that would be protected by the teacher no matter what.

I don’t think this is particularly fair, the committed information is still accurate anyhow.