New DNS servers are now live in Miami and Dallas, USA.

Thanks to 3HCLOUD.kz, OpenBLD.net strengthens its global presence and pushes forward an independent, secure DNS ecosystem.

Ever wondered what happens to your DNS request over TCP when it passes through a filtering proxy or a censorship system?

Usually — it gets “downgraded” to UDP. Because “it’s faster”... but that breaks the point..

TCP is a stream. And now, OpenBLD.net DNS is too.

Sometimes, to get better — you have to risk stability.

I revisited RFC1035 and… rewrote critical parts of the DNS processing logic in OpenBLD DoH.

In our pursuit of improving quality, expanding the number of PoPs, and fostering national solidarity, Onehost.kz has provided a high-speed server in the Almaty region for the OpenBLD.net project.

This has been in the works for a while, and after months of testing, it’s finally happening! OpenBLD.net now has an official presence in India 🇮🇳 with a new point of presence in Mumbai.

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