Category: Domain Blocking and Seizures

DNS filtering is a critical mechanism used to regulate online content, enhance cybersecurity, and enforce legal and corporate policies regarding internet access. By controlling which domain names can be resolved into IP addresses, DNS filtering helps prevent users from accessing harmful, illegal, or inappropriate content. This technology is widely used by governments, businesses, educational institutions,…

As governments, internet service providers, and private organizations continue to impose domain blocking measures to control access to certain websites, users around the world have increasingly turned to alternate DNS services as a way to bypass these restrictions. The Domain Name System, or DNS, is a fundamental part of the internet’s infrastructure, responsible for translating…

As governments, corporations, and internet service providers increasingly rely on domain filtering to regulate access to online content, the issue of user privacy has become a growing concern. Domain filtering, which involves restricting access to certain websites by blocking or redirecting DNS queries, is often implemented for reasons ranging from cybersecurity and copyright enforcement to…