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What is dnsmasq providing that dnscrypt-proxy is not? Are you looking for something like this: https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Oblivious-DoH |
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Anonymized DNSCrypt hides your IP address for DNS queries. For other kind of network protocols, such as HTTPS, you need a VPN. |
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I am currently using Dnsmasq and Sniproxy on a DigitalOcean droplet to watch streaming videos. I recently read about Dnscrypt, so was thinking to do a new configuration, Dnsmasq + Dnscrypt.
I have seen that it is difficult to use Dnscrypt on Apple tv and Nvidia Shield tv.
In my current setup, i have just changed DNS (my DigitalOcean droplet IP) on my devices and it works well.
Can I use Dnsmasq and forward all requests from it to Dnscrypt, I will have to use anonymised feature in Dnscrypt to hide my IP address.
Will it work as currently working with Dnsmasq and Sniproxy ?
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