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I have released the version 1.0 of what I call The Privacy DNS Chooser Script. This very simple but very easy to use CLI script allows you to choose Quad9, Mullvad DNS and NextDNS (more coming soon!) and use them on Linux with the systemd-resolved package (which is nowadays installed on all Linux distros, except Debian).\n
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Why did I make this script? Well, I think on Linux, we are very late when it comes to setting up a DNS provider. We can only set up an IP address as an DNS while on Windows 11 and macOS Ventura, we have the ability to use DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS which are way more secure ways of using DNS, directly into a GUI. Where on Linux, the only way to do that is via, you guessed it : /etc/systemd/resolved.conf a.k.a. systemd-resolved.\n
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Upcoming features for the script :\n
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- Add Support for AdGuard (should come out at the end of the year)\n
- Add options for the user to choose the Ad, Tracker and Malware blocking version of Mullvad DNS or the standard non-blocking DNS (Early January 2024)\n
- Add Cloudflare and ControlD support (March/April 2024)\n
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I tried to login to my older account after being logged out for a while and I kept getting an error that my password wasn’t long enough as it needs to be 10 or more characters. But if I’m not mistaken, my password (which I had kept record of) is less than 10 characters and I can’t exactly change that.\n
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When I tried to reset my password I never got the email, and yes, I checked my inbox thoroughly. Even when creating this new account which I’m currently posting from, I first tried using the email that was tied to my original account and got an error that the email already exists, confirming that my original account is in fact under that email.\n
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When I tried to reset my password I never got the email, and yes, I checked my inbox thoroughly. Even when creating this new account which I’m currently posting from, I first tried using the email that was tied to my original account and got an error that the email already exists, confirming that my original account is in fact under that email.\n
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