VPN PLUS DNS ANDROID

We’re introducing our Multi-hop feature which is also known as doubling up your VPN because instead of using one VPN server you can use two VPN servers. From there, you can choose from the default DNS server, enter your local DNS server, or choose from the recommended list of DNS servers available to you.Ĭhoose from the recommended list of DNS servers available to you Double up your VPN service with Mozilla’s VPN Multi-hop feature You can find this feature in your Network Settings under Advanced DNS Settings. Now, with today’s Custom DNS server, we put you in control of choosing your DNS server that fits your needs. There are a variety of DNS servers, from ones that offer additional features like tracker blocking, ad blocking or a combination of both tracker and ad blocking, or local DNS servers that have those benefits along with speed. One of the advantages to using a VPN is shielding your online activity from your ISP by using your trusted VPN service provider’s DNS servers. DNS, which stands for Domain Name System, is like a phone book for domains, which are the websites that you visit. Traditionally when you go online your traffic is routed through your Internet Service Provider’s ( ISP) DNS servers who may be keeping records of your online activities. Here are today’s Mozilla VPN Features: Uplevel your privacy with Mozilla VPN’s Custom DNS server feature

VPN PLUS DNS ANDROID

Today’s Mozilla VPN release is available on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android platforms (it will soon be available on iOS later this week). This includes your choice of Domain Name System (DNS) servers whether it’s the default we’ve provided, our suggested ad blocking, tracker blocking or ad plus tracker blocking DNS server, or an alternative one, plus the multi-hop feature which allows you to add two different servers to give you twice the amount of encryption. Today, we’re launching the latest release of our Mozilla VPN, our fast and easy-to-use VPN service, with two new advanced privacy features that offer additional layers of privacy. Your online privacy remains our top priority, and we know that one of the first things to secure your privacy when you go online is to get on a Virtual Private Network (VPN), an encrypted connection that serves as a tunnel between your computer and VPN server.

Vpn plus dns