Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince teased the issue in a response to a blog comment a few days ago: “iOS, unfortunately, only allows you to set DNS settings on a per-WiFi-network basis.

To set up Cloudflare’s free DNS service, just visit https://1.1.1.1 from your browser, and follow the installation instructions. BGR Top Deals: ...

Every router offers you to configure DNS, and it applies for Static, Dynamic, PPPoE, and others. You need to figure out the Internet section on your router and replace the DNS with Cloudflare ...

(Cloudflare GIF) If you configure your phone or computer to use 1.1.1.1 as the DNS resolver, that device will use Cloudflare’s network to find your destination.

While some DNS servers from ISPs support this too, it’s specifically offered by Cloudflare, Google Public DNS, and Quad9. Reducing information leakage: Instead of sending the fully qualified domain ...

To learn more about Cloudflare’s new DNS service just visit 1.1.1.1 using your web browser. And, if you need help changing your DNS settings, there’s a helpful guide on that page.

Cloudflare has introduced a new DNS resolver, which is both named and situated at 1.1.1.1, that may go further than any other towards keeping users’ web browsing data private.

To set up Cloudflare's free DNS service, just visit https://1.1.1.1 from your browser, and follow the installation instructions.