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The android 12 private dns setting unfortunately isn't setup to accept an ip address, only a hostname, clearly thus it must resolve a standard dns query before doing the tls or https query.
i frequently find my connection working but with no standard dns response.
is there any way on android 12 to completely bypass standard dns?
The Android 12 private DNS setting is unfortunately not set up to accept an IP address, only a hostname. Thus, it clearly must resolve a standard DNS query before doing the TLS or HTTPS query.
I frequently find my connection working but with no standard DNS response.
Is there any way on Android 12 to completely bypass standard DNS?
The android 12 private dns setting won'tunfortunately isn't setup to accept an ip address! Why does it, only accept a hostname? Doesn't that mean, clearly thus it needs tomust resolve a standard dns query before doing the tls or https query? Doesn't that defeat the purpose?.
i frequently find my connection working but with no standard dns response.
is there any way on android 12 to completely bypass standard dns?
The android 12 private dns setting won't accept an ip address! Why does it only accept a hostname? Doesn't that mean it needs to resolve a standard dns query before doing the tls or https query? Doesn't that defeat the purpose?
i frequently find my connection working but with no standard dns response.
is there any way on android 12 to completely bypass standard dns?
The android 12 private dns setting unfortunately isn't setup to accept an ip address, only a hostname, clearly thus it must resolve a standard dns query before doing the tls or https query.
i frequently find my connection working but with no standard dns response.
is there any way on android 12 to completely bypass standard dns?
The android 12 private dns setting won't accept an ip address! Why does it only accept a hostname? Doesn't that mean it needs to resolve a standard dns query before doing the tls or https query? Doesn't that defeat the purpose?
i frequently find my connection working but with no standard dns response.
is there any way on android 12 to completely bypass standard dns?
