OpenDNS vs Google
It was discovered by chance.
In short, I had a problem with a DNS server, registered OpenDNS for myself and this is what happened:
C: \ Documents and Settings \ RendeRR> ping www.google.com
Packet exchange with google.navigation.opendns.com [208.69.34.230] of 32 bytes
those. it turns out that _all_ my efforts to google go through OpenDNS ...
YasonBy suggested a link to an 'incomprehensible' article on the OpenDNS blog. All I understood was that they didn’t like to contact FF, for example, Google for possible typo fixes? Or something I did not understand? But I like to ask Google, I even check the spelling in it =) Also, if OpenDNS doesn’t do the same thing, it displays typing options , showing a little advertising along the way ...
And yet, ping-ping, but where do my login / password from google account go? Not nice as that, despite all privacy policy.
In short, I had a problem with a DNS server, registered OpenDNS for myself and this is what happened:
C: \ Documents and Settings \ RendeRR> ping www.google.com
Packet exchange with google.navigation.opendns.com [208.69.34.230] of 32 bytes
those. it turns out that _all_ my efforts to google go through OpenDNS ...
YasonBy suggested a link to an 'incomprehensible' article on the OpenDNS blog. All I understood was that they didn’t like to contact FF, for example, Google for possible typo fixes? Or something I did not understand? But I like to ask Google, I even check the spelling in it =) Also, if OpenDNS doesn’t do the same thing, it displays typing options , showing a little advertising along the way ...
And yet, ping-ping, but where do my login / password from google account go? Not nice as that, despite all privacy policy.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/39162/
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