@Serendipity this is a INTERNET thing not a PHONE thing you are so funny hahaha
here's an answer from google to your remark:
No. It just changes the service you are using to look up the IP address corresponding to a domain name. You still get to the same websites, no matter what DNS service you are using. Some DNS services do a better job of preventing you from reaching potentially malicious websites.
See... it is even good for you it blocks the malicious pop ups! UwU
here's an answer from google to your remark:
No. It just changes the service you are using to look up the IP address corresponding to a domain name. You still get to the same websites, no matter what DNS service you are using. Some DNS services do a better job of preventing you from reaching potentially malicious websites.
See... it is even good for you it blocks the malicious pop ups! UwU
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