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Yesterday, here's how I connected to the Internet from home:
I used a router someone else (AT&T) owned. This router was hard-coded to record every website I visit (because it redirected all DNS queries to AT&Ts servers).
Today, here's how I connect to the Internet:
I use a router I own, running #openWRT and using #pihole for nearly all of my DNS queries, falling back to #openNIC for the rest.
I <3 #FOSS!
> Do AT&T really hard-code the DNS entries?
Yep.
> That’s awful.
Yep.
And they also did it in about the laziest way possible—the web UI still has a configuration option to change the DNS, but it's grayed out and can't be changed from the AT&T server.
@codesections Do AT&T really hard-code the DNS entries? That’s awful.