Changing Your DNS Server: Why You Should and How to Do It - Make Tech Easier

Which DNS (Domain Name System) server do you use? If you don’t know the answer, it’s a good bet that you’re using your ISP’s (Internet Service Provider’s) servers, and you can do better. Changing your default DNS server can boost your security, privacy, and speed (by a few milliseconds, but hey, why not?). What is the DNS? DNS servers act like Internet phonebooks – they take your alphanumeric inputs (for example: maketecheasier.com) and convert them to numeric IP addresses (192.124.249.3) that correspond to the server your computer is looking for. They then give your computer directions on where to go, letting your computer connect.... Read more source: https://www.maketecheasier.com/changing-dns-server-why-how/ via #PCH3lp by: Andrew Braun

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