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Unless they provide a VPN it is only blocking the not-so-bad-actors. Everyone else use hardcoded DNS IPs. If you look at traffic from an Android phone you will get lots of DNS requests to Google DNS no matter if you use NextDNS or not. If you only provide one (primary) DNS IP in android 8.8.8 8 (Google DNS) will even be used by default together with your DNS provider. Same is going on in iOS. If they do provide a VPN then it isn't really for a lay audience IMO but it is the only thing that isn't like pissing in the wind.



IOS have the NextDnS app as a vpn setup. So I guess yes?




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