When you configure a network connection you often put 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 into the DNS section. They both do EXACTLY the same thing, translate a domain name to an an IP address and send that address back to your browser. Both also track and store your activity and personal infor as well in order to generate income from it. Another service, Quad9, also offers a free DNS service as well, 9.9.9.9. The only difference is that as a Swiss entity, and by their own ToS, they cannot and will not track you or collection information about you.
Here is where it gets whacked. Sony is claiming that Quad9 is a "doer of evil" and is stealing Sony's Intellectual Property.
They are suing Quad9. If Quad9 is doing evil so is Cloudshare and Google, but Sony is not suing them. Is Sony acting as a proxy for Google and Cloudshare and other corporate DNS services in an attempt to shutdown the increasingly popular Quad9? Personally, I've purchased and own a lot of Sony products, but not any more. Their products are off my list until they stop being a "doer of evil".
https://odysee.com/@NaomiBrockwell:4/Sony-v-internet:e
Here is where it gets whacked. Sony is claiming that Quad9 is a "doer of evil" and is stealing Sony's Intellectual Property.
They are suing Quad9. If Quad9 is doing evil so is Cloudshare and Google, but Sony is not suing them. Is Sony acting as a proxy for Google and Cloudshare and other corporate DNS services in an attempt to shutdown the increasingly popular Quad9? Personally, I've purchased and own a lot of Sony products, but not any more. Their products are off my list until they stop being a "doer of evil".https://odysee.com/@NaomiBrockwell:4/Sony-v-internet:e
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