Internet Provider "Browser Hijacking"

SummationSummation Member, PRO Posts: 476
edited June 2015 in Miscellaneous

If you're tired of internet companies redirecting your misspelled domain names to their landing pages full of ads, you might try changing your DNS servers:

https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using

Worked for me. :)

Comments

  • ookami007ookami007 Member Posts: 581

    I recently tried moving to a public DNS and it wouldn't work. I tried google's DNS and OpenDNS.... neither worked, so I'm guessing that my ISP is blocking DNS traffic except to their DNS. So I said screw them and got VPN for less than $60 a year. Now I have openDNS AND a secure connection.

  • SummationSummation Member, PRO Posts: 476

    @ookami007 said:
    I recently tried moving to a public DNS and it wouldn't work. I tried google's DNS and OpenDNS.... neither worked, so I'm guessing that my ISP is blocking DNS traffic except to their DNS. So I said screw them and got VPN for less than $60 a year. Now I have openDNS AND a secure connection.

    Oh? Which ISP?

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