Your ISP has its own DNS servers by default, but it might not always be the best option. Google and Cloudflare, the world's largest content delivery network providers, offer their DNS servers.

The U.S. House Judiciary Committee is looking into Google’s plan to make the internet more secure because it could lend the company a competitive advantage. The Mountain View, California-based search ...

The results were clear. Google's DNS servers (8.8.4.4) consistently delivered the fastest response times in my location, followed closely by Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1.

This all kicked off because Google had the audacity not to leap into action within 30 minutes of AGCOM—Italy’s overcaffeinated communications regulator—barking orders.

To use Google Public DNS, users will have to change network settings so that their Web site requests go to the Google service instead of to their ISP. Google has set up a Web page with detailed ...

Google has added support for the DNS-over-HTTP/3 (DoH3) protocol on Android 11 and later to increase the privacy of DNS queries while providing better performance.