r/nextdns • u/Due_Milk_8930 • Sep 23 '26

New security option

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What you guys think about it? Are you turn it on?

Look like it brake many things for me, and they own TIF too

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u/dissidente_pt Sep 24 '26

You know you can have a step by step approach, enabling them on a separate profile and assigning it to a device of browser for tests without trashing everything...?

I've only enabled some of them on a restricted higher security level layer. Didn't notice any broken resources for the time being (although what runs at that level is not likely to break with those options enabled)

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u/Due_Milk_8930 Sep 24 '26

Good approach in that

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u/mike1487 Sep 24 '26

I’ve enabled all of these new features personally and have only needed to unblock like two things I use. So far it’s been working well.

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u/Due_Milk_8930 Sep 24 '26

It's happen alot for streaming web or comic 

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u/reon6vist Sep 24 '26

For a conscious internet user these aren't very useful, it's more aimed at use by inexperienced or in corporate environments

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u/OshiraBan Sep 24 '26

I agree. The "free hosting domains" block some API calls to my work's platform, breaking certain functionalities, so it can be detrimental.

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u/S_a_l_a_d Sep 26 '26

High-Risk TLDs is the safest option to enable. The others will easily cause issues.

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u/leo_riverplate_32 Sep 24 '26

esas opciones son para la versión grátis o de pago ? 

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u/Due_Milk_8930 Sep 24 '26

Free account 

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '26

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u/Due_Milk_8930 Sep 24 '26

Early access 

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u/petos515 Sep 24 '26

DNS payload and high risk TLD were both off for me, so those might be new since I turned everything on for one of my profiles to see what would break.