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@rain@niu.moe There is no best one, you trust your DNS queries to whomever is your DNS provider. Good provider uses some sort of encryption for your DNS requests (like DNS over HTTPS, DoH in short)
and uses DNSSEC for additional security in authentication. For starters I recommend quad9, 9.9.9.9 because it has DNSSEC and DoH and it uses some blocklist for suspicios domains. For "more" secure servers you should check out opennic.org/

@nikolal @rain My preference is to just run my own DNS server internally, and follow roothints myself, that way I can filter out the garbage, enforce DNSSEC etc... Once you cache builds up properly, the speed difference is incredible, and you never again have to worry about who's watching your queries...

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