Re: [à tester] SafeIP 2.0.0 FR
Publié par Sylvie le 18/05/2013 17:24:36
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Oui ce sont bien celles-là.
voila ce qui est dit sur la protection DNS
"What is DNS Privacy and how does it help me?
Every time your PC makes a connection to a website, may it be in a web browser or other application, it must first lookup the IP of the website it is attempting to connect to. For example, if you want to connect to "google.com", your PC must rely on something called a DNS server, which works much like a digital phonebook, translating the hostname "google.com" to an IP address.
Most Internet users use the default DNS provided by their ISP. Thus, it is possible for your ISP to monitor every website you visit and even block or filter access to certain websites.
To protect your connection from DNS monitoring or ISP filtering, we recommend turning on the DNS Privacy feature in the Settings tab. Your DNS lookups will then be routed around your default DNS provider, allowing for better privacy and protection online."
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Je pense que c'est lié à l'option : Protection DNS des renseignements perso que tu n'as peut-être pas cochée ?
C'est une option lors de l'installation de SafeIP ? Je ne m'en souviens pas.
Sinon en farfouillant sur le Web j'ai trouvé les adresses IP des serveurs DNS de Google :
- 8.8.8.8
- et 8.8.4.4 pour l'auxiliaire.
Marrant comme adresse ! Ce sont celles-ci que tu as retrouvées dans ton paramétrage IPv4 ?
Oui ce sont bien celles-là.
voila ce qui est dit sur la protection DNS
"What is DNS Privacy and how does it help me?
Every time your PC makes a connection to a website, may it be in a web browser or other application, it must first lookup the IP of the website it is attempting to connect to. For example, if you want to connect to "google.com", your PC must rely on something called a DNS server, which works much like a digital phonebook, translating the hostname "google.com" to an IP address.
Most Internet users use the default DNS provided by their ISP. Thus, it is possible for your ISP to monitor every website you visit and even block or filter access to certain websites.
To protect your connection from DNS monitoring or ISP filtering, we recommend turning on the DNS Privacy feature in the Settings tab. Your DNS lookups will then be routed around your default DNS provider, allowing for better privacy and protection online."
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