Open Mozilla VPN, and at the bottom right, click (or tap) the Settings icon.However, if you have changed it to a Custom DNS and want to go back to the default option, follow these steps: Standard DNS is how your DNS settings are set up by default when you install Mozilla VPN. This is the best option for most users, and you should keep it unless you have a particular reason to change them. Mozilla VPN's default DNS settings are designed to deliver optimal privacy, security and speed when you browse the web. This article will show you how to change your DNS settings on Mozilla VPN and why you might want to do that. With Custom DNS, you can choose any DNS server you want and use it with Mozilla VPN, switching between different DNS servers at any time. Or you want to use a different DNS server with some extra features, like blocking certain kinds of content. But maybe you want more control over your DNS settings.
To protect your online activity from being tracked, Mozilla VPN encrypts your DNS traffic just like any other traffic coming from your device and routes it to a secure DNS server in the VPN network, that keeps your activity safe from prying eyes. But this means that your ISP can see and track what websites you visit, and even sell your browsing data to third parties. By default, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) provides your device with DNS servers. Your device uses DNS servers to find the websites you want to visit. The Domain Name System (DNS) is like a phone book for the internet that matches domain names with IP addresses.
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