slazer2au

No, its like having a gardener who sees weeds and removes them because they cause harm.

Having a DNS provider who actively filters out malware and known bad websites is a layer in keeping you safe online. False positives will happen, there is no avoiding them. I’ve had to deal with FortiGuard false positives a lot.

I love it when a plan comes together.

Now you have 2 things to throw at a google building.

I wouldn’t degoogle it, I would throw it at a building with googles branding.