Whenever you enter a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for a website into your browser’s search bar, your recursive DNS will take that request and find the location for it on the web. To refresh your memory, your recursive DNS is the domain name server that acts on your behalf to get the IP addresses of the internet sites you want to access. Reading our post about DNS queries will provide you with all you need to know about DNS and the steps involved in the domain name resolution process. If domain name servers are new to you, I recommend you check out our previous post: How does a DNS query work? How to change your DNS settings to improve your internet security, privacy, and internet browsing speed.How to determine what DNS is best for you.The benefits of changing your DNS on your internet devices.I imagine you might be in a similar boat.Īlthough your device’s DNS is a setting that is “invisible” to you, it can increase your internet speed and make your searches both more secure and more private.īy the end of this post you will understand: Until recently, I overlooked the DNS that my internet devices use. Did you know that changing your domain name server (DNS) will improve your internet speed and make your internet searches more private and secure?
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