Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a major source of privacy concerns. While they connect you to the internet, they also monitor your internet activity. Every time you visit a site, your device sends a DNS request that reveals where you’re headed. Even if the site uses HTTPS, your ISP can still see which websites you visit. This data can then be sold, analyzed, or used to build a profile of your browsing habits. To protect your privacy, you can use an encrypted DNS provider. Here are some standout recommendations and actionable tips for choosing a good encrypted DNS provider.
