Google announced this morning that they have added a new way to verify your domain name and properties in Google Search Console. You can now do so through or via DNS CNAME.

Google is not switching users to its own 8.8.8.8 DNS provider, but rather auto-upgrading them to their current DNS provider’s DoH service when available.

After implementing Google's DNS (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4), the same test showed response times dropped to just 32ms. Further tests on different sites provided similar results.

If you were disappointed to hear that Android 13 wouldn't support DNS over HTTPS, I've got some good news. It turns out that Google wasn't going to deploy it as part of a major Android update ...

Google is rolling out DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) support to Chrome for Android, starting with devices where the web browser has been updated to version 85 ...

For its part, Google claims it has no intention to force users onto its own DNS encrypted servers, and that moving to DNS over HTTPS is a long overdue shoring up of DNS-related security flaws. Reality ...

Google has launched Google Public DNS as an alternative domain name service for any Internet user. Designed to replace the DNS services provided by ISPs or companies, Google says that its DNS will ...

On September 19, a coalition of ISPs sent a letter to Congress voicing concerns that the protocol would centralize Google as the primary DNS lookup provider, virtually shutting out competition.

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Chrome will check if the user’s DNS provider is among a list of participating DoH-compatible providers and if so, it will enable DoH. If the DNS provider is not on the list, Chrome won’t ...