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DNS vs https://

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TheComputerCrasher replied Ojapo 11 jasy
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What is best for mobile because they coeinside together

What is best for mobile because they coeinside together
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Firefox uses both HTTPS and secure DNS by default. If you're asking whether you should enable "Increased Protection" for DNS or enable "HTTPS-Only Mode," you can do both with few to no drawbacks and greatly increased privacy. I've had both enabled the whole time I've used Firefox and had no problems whatsoever.

Hope this helps! - TheComputerCrasher