Haha yes let's give cloudlflare even more of a stranglehold on the internet.
This, grab yourself a no-log server and use dnscrypt. I've used dnsmasq's built-in dnscrypt support, but it seems that for dnscryptv2 you should run dnsmasq->dnscrypt-proxy->opennic server
I've used dns.watch for a while and it seems fairly solid.
Use Tor for sensitive stuff, mate. The remaining clear stuff will make you look normal to the glowing eyes.
Neither is good but you gotta pick one. At least cuckflare is fast
I've been using OpenNIC for years with no issues. It's community-based so you gotta trust in some random guy online to keep his server online and keeping his promise to not log activity, but other than that it's been great.
In theory you could use GNUnet's GNS as an alternative to regular DNS, but I don't think there are tutorials for it.
OpenNIC has had a number of severe security flaws which remained unpatched for years, and other issues which remain unaddressed. There's not much in the way of active development toward improving their systems. If someone cared to disrupt OpenNIC, it wouldn't take much.
Only if you are trying to advertise what you are doing and get correlated.
I think you're confusing it with something else.
Google yields no results and to me it's just a website that tells me how to set things up.
No, I know quite well there are many issues because I'm the one who discovered them.
You don't know what opennicproject is and never discovered anything in your life.
Pics or didn't happen, gtfo failtroll.