Key Takeaways:
- DNS queries reveal every website you visit to your ISP.
- A lack of encryption allows ISPs to legally profile and sell your data.
- Protocols like DoH, DoT, and DoQ completely hide your browsing history from ISPs.
When our team was setting up the very first devices in the GADNET office, we ran a simple packet sniffing test. It turned out our ISP could see our network traffic as clear as day, even though every site had a “green padlock” (HTTPS). Every time you type in a website address, your DNS query goes out in plain text, like a postcard without an envelope. That’s exactly why our provider had full insight into whether we were visiting a medical clinic, a competitor’s site, or a political forum.
The end of surveillance: DoH, DoT, DoQ in the GADNET system
Hey, privacy isn’t just a buzzword for us. We built GADNET to act as your personal enforcer. When we were designing the system, we made it a priority to close this massive loophole with just a single click.
Out of the box, GADNET flat-out refuses to use the old, exposed DNS protocol. Instead, it seals every request inside an encrypted envelope. We use the latest standards, meaning absolutely nobody sitting between you and the internet can spy on your traffic:
- DoH (DNS-over-HTTPS): This hides your DNS queries inside normal encrypted web traffic. To your ISP, it just looks like you’re browsing a generic website.
- DoT (DNS-over-TLS): We set up a dedicated, highly secure tunnel straight to trusted resolvers like Cloudflare or Quad9. This makes sure no bad actors are injecting fake ads or shady addresses into your results. Very secure.
- DoQ (DNS-over-QUIC): The newest standard on the block. It runs on UDP, which means response times are crazy fast. It also handles network hops - like moving from Wi-Fi to 5G - without skipping a beat.
By packing all this into GADNET, we basically blindfold your ISP. You finally get total control and true anonymity in your own home.
Data is gold these days. Stop giving yours away for free!
Comparison of DNS Protocols in GADNET
| Standard | How it Works | Advantage |
|---|---|---|
| Standard DNS | Plain text | Zero privacy (ISP default) |
| DoH | Hidden in HTTPS traffic | Looks like normal web browsing |
| DoT | Dedicated TLS tunnel | Harder to intercept, much faster |
| DoQ | QUIC Protocol (UDP) | Perfect for unstable connections and 5G |