Foundation for Applied Privacy
The non-profit organization Foundation for Applied Privacy offers a public DNS resolver that offers DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS. The servers are located in Austria and Germany.
Other products in category Public DNS resolvers
DNS0.EU is a non‑profit public resolver from France. The resolver supports modern DNS protocols like DNS‑over‑HTTPS, DNS‑over‑TLS, and DNS‑over‑HTTP/3. DNS0.EU does not log personally identifiable information.
The service is very focused on the European Union. The servers are only in the EU, and they operate at least one server per member state. The website is translated in all 24 official languages of the EU.
They also offer a special DNS resolver for kids, where content that is not childproof is blocked.
DNS4EU is a public DNS resolver service funded by the European Commission. It provides guidelines for configuring DNS settings across all major operating systems, available on its official website. The service offers multiple DNS profiles tailored to different use cases, including options that apply content restrictions for children, block advertisements, or filter out malicious domains.
DNS4EU operates a network of servers located exclusively within EU member states. The service supports modern DNS protocols, including DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH), DNS-over-TLS (DoT), and DNSSEC, which provide encryption, authentication, and data integrity for DNS queries and responses.
Regarding privacy, DNS4EU retains limited logs for operational and security purposes. However, any collected IP addresses are anonymized to protect user privacy.