Comment Re:Use public DNS (Score 1) 181
You can try this [google.com] tool to check your existing DNS for performance and behaviour. Google's is very well behaved by the way, so please don't spread FUD.
"I wouldn't trust Google" isn't FUD, it's common sense. Remember that you are not Google's customer. You are Google's product.
I do trust them; including trusting them to data mine the f**k out of everything since I'm a resource to them like you say not their client. I do however have split IDs so limit what I share and don't contaminate either. Even for the machine I use some of their services on I use another DNS (opendns), noscript/ghostery/flashcookie control blah blah all in palemoon. For stuff I'd rather not share it's all VPN and Tor with the unix browser bundle and zero google services. Even with the limit set on the google use machines it is amazing how accurate they profile me; I occasionally disable adblock etc to find they have ads for hobbies or recently purchased things etc based on the stuff I shared, if anything my approach cuts out the noise and makes me a more accurate profile but again none of the stuff I don't want linked is in that that I've seen and I'm happy to do what I have in return for "free" services in return for such details.