A free public resolver running on an anycast network across 15 locations. Quick to set up, encrypted if you want it, and nothing about your browsing is logged.
Resolvers
Use both addresses for redundancy. You can set IPv4 and IPv6 together.
Primary and secondary
195.244.44.44195.244.44.45Primary and secondary
2a0a:be80::cbe:44442a0a:be80::cbe:4445Encrypted
If your device supports encrypted DNS, use one of these instead.
cubedns.com
https://cubedns.com/dns-query
quic://cubedns.com
Why CubeDNS
No account, no client to install, no settings to tune.
Your queries land at the nearest of 15 locations, so answers come back quickly.
Nothing about your browsing is logged, and encrypted connections are available.
Answers are verified before you get them, so tampered records never reach you.
No blocking, no redirects. You get exactly what the internet actually publishes.
Get started
On a router it is under WAN or DHCP. On a laptop or phone, look in your Wi-Fi connection's details.
Enter 195.244.44.44 and 195.244.44.45, plus the IPv6 pair if you have IPv6.
On Android, set Private DNS to cubedns.com. In your browser, use the DNS over HTTPS address.
Open source
CubeDNS runs on SDNS, a privacy-focused recursive DNS resolver written in Go. It is free and open source — read the code, file an issue, or run it yourself.
Network
Wherever you are, you reach the closest site automatically.