The White House considers them ‘radical activists,’ but all they do is push platforms to follow the law, curb disinformation, and stop hate speech. EL PAÍS speaks with them about being targeted by Trump
Yes, it can and should be done!
Unfortunately, it has to be done on a per-Wi-Fi basis, so you need to set it up for every Wi-Fi network separately, but it’s still worth doing for your home/work Wi-Fi.
Go to Settings > Wi-Fi > tap on the ‘i’ icon on the right of the Wi-Fi name > scroll down to ‘Configure DNS’ > select ‘Manual’ > tap on ‘Add server’ > enter 86.54.11.13 and 86.54.11.213 for DNS4EU with ad and malware filtering, or enter any other IPs you want to use. I personally use these two and they work very well.
… but every deep dive I’ve read to date indicates you can never trust Apples own services to obey user network settings (even VPN’s). Ain’t capitalism fun?
Isn’t it crazy that the west largely relies on China for manufacturing and Taiwain for advanced semi-conductors? I guess that depends on your stance on globalization.
There are smaller infrastructure providers in Europe, but nothing that even comes close to the scale of Amazon or Google.
Biggest effort I see are from French and Swiss providers. Check out Chatons for a list of Europe (mostly France and Belgium) based privacy-respecting cloud service providers.
Given such news, isn’t it crazy that most Europeans in 2026 still largely rely on US digital services?
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France never abandoned strategic thinking.
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Yes, it can and should be done! Unfortunately, it has to be done on a per-Wi-Fi basis, so you need to set it up for every Wi-Fi network separately, but it’s still worth doing for your home/work Wi-Fi.
Go to Settings > Wi-Fi > tap on the ‘i’ icon on the right of the Wi-Fi name > scroll down to ‘Configure DNS’ > select ‘Manual’ > tap on ‘Add server’ > enter 86.54.11.13 and 86.54.11.213 for DNS4EU with ad and malware filtering, or enter any other IPs you want to use. I personally use these two and they work very well.
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You can utilise profiles to control DNS on Apple devices…
https://docs.quad9.net/Setup_Guides/iOS/iOS_14_and_later_(Encrypted)/
… but every deep dive I’ve read to date indicates you can never trust Apples own services to obey user network settings (even VPN’s). Ain’t capitalism fun?
Yes crazy it is but there’s a momentum to switch away from US dependance.
Isn’t it crazy that the west largely relies on China for manufacturing and Taiwain for advanced semi-conductors? I guess that depends on your stance on globalization.
There are smaller infrastructure providers in Europe, but nothing that even comes close to the scale of Amazon or Google.
Biggest effort I see are from French and Swiss providers. Check out Chatons for a list of Europe (mostly France and Belgium) based privacy-respecting cloud service providers.