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A new free Android app is seeking to dramatically improve security for smartphone users in the developing world — and make the world’s cybersecurity ecosystem safer in the process.

Privacy-centric dns service blocks access to more than 15 million malicious events per day, limiting access to malware and phishing as well as encrypting private dns data

We are delighted to announce the open release of Quad9 Connect – a mobile app allowing the more than 2.5 billion global users of smartphones built on Android to use our free security and privacy-driven recursive DNS service to block access to malicious websites and maximize web browsing privacy while using an Android mobile device.

The Quad9 project treats user privacy as a first-order priority along with performance and security. Part of the concept of privacy is keeping others from seeing what DNS requests you are sending.

Some of you may have seen announcements of Quad9’s participation in the industry-wide “DNS Flag Day” event, slated for February 1, 2019.

Tens of Millions Users Around the World Use Free Alternative to Commercial DNS Resolvers

DoH is a secure DNS protocol that is getting a lot of traction lately. Mozilla announced support for it in their Firefox browser and Google recently announced support for developers and Alphabet through Jigsaw released the Intra app for Android.

You might have seen the news that Google released a new feature called Private DNS mode in Android 9 Pie.

हमारा Quad9 वीडियो अब हिंदी में उपलब्ध है! DNS कैसे काम करता है और Quad9 आपको कैसे बेहतर सुरक्षा और गोपनीयता प्रदान कर सकता है, इसके बारे में और अधिक जानने के लिए अभी देखें…मुफ्त में!

The Quad9 project treats user privacy as a first-order priority along with performance and security.