DNS-over-TLS

DNS-over-TLS (DoT) is a security protocol that encrypts and secures your DNS queries across all devices.

Why use DNS-over-TLS?

Encrypts DNS traffic using TLS (port 853).
Prevents eavesdropping and DNS spoofing.
System-wide protection (covers all apps).
Works natively on many platforms.

DoT Endpoint

Hostname: dns.mininxd.web.id
Port: 853 (default for DoT)
Protocol: TLS

Android Setup

Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Private DNS.
Choose Private DNS provider hostname.
Enter: dns.mininxd.web.id
Tap Save and wait a moment for it to connect.

iOS Setup

unfortunately iOS does not natively support DoT. Use third-party apps like:

DNSCloak (App Store)
NextDNS

Linux Setup (systemd-resolved)

bash

sudo nano /etc/systemd/resolved.conf

Update the config:

bash

[Resolve]
DNS=dns.mininxd.web.id
FallbackDNS=1.1.1.1
DNSOverTLS=systemd-resolved

Then restart :

bash

sudo systemctl restart systemd-resolved