How To Setup A Simple Primary And Secondary Fast Public DNS By Google
Its official now, Google is out there to make surfing the internet fast and safe. With the introduction of Google Public DNS, you don’t have to rely on your ISP’s DNS, try Google DNS. Why is it faster? Simple, Google Public DNS is hosted in data centers worldwide, and uses anycast routing to send users to the geographically closest data center. By using Google Public DNS you can:
- Speed up your browsing experience
- Improve your security, phishing websites are filtered
- Get the results you expect with absolutely no redirection

To try it out, configure your network settings to use the IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as your DNS server as shown in the screenshot about.
Maybe you are not a big fan of Google, or dislike the idea of Google collecting all of your data and surfing habits. Do try OpenDNS, I did wrote about it, based on my own experiement, Google DNS appears to be faster.
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Undeniably, Google Public DNS is fast and better than your ISP’s DNS. It is really simple to change your default DNS settings to Google DNS, then again, it really depends on the level of your computer knowledge, some might find this really difficult, especially seniors and females. So, how do I change my primary and secondary DNS easily?

Google Public DNS definitely provides you a faster surfing experience, to replace the default DNS to Google’s DNS, use Google DNS Helper. It is a small utility that switches your DNS settings to Google’s DNS with a click of a button, that simple. Download Google DNS Helper.
Alternatively, you may like OpenDNS, it may not be as fast (based on my own experience) as Google DNS but it comes with web filtering feature.
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