DNS Changer - DNS server management & optimization

What is DNS Changer for Android?

DNS Changer provides a straightforward method to modify your DNS server and identify the fastest available one using a speed test. It operates seamlessly on both mobile data and Wi-Fi connections without requiring root access, supporting both IPv4 and IPv6 DNS servers. Users can select from a list of preconfigured public DNS options or input their own custom DNS servers.

The app alters your device’s DNS settings without compromising connection speed, ensuring that your web browsing remains quick, secure, and private. Moreover, it allows access to websites that are restricted by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and can enhance your internet speed and gaming experience by reducing latency and improving response times.

How does the DNS Changer application enhance my internet browsing?

If you have a high-speed internet connection but notice that your browsing speed is lacking, the issue may stem from your device's default DNS server. By changing or optimizing these settings, you can discover the quickest routes for your data to travel across the internet. While it won't increase your download or upload speeds, there will be a noticeable enhancement in your browsing times.

Your default DNS server significantly impacts your internet browsing efficiency. Therefore, selecting the fastest DNS server relevant to your location can expedite your online experience.

With the DNS Changer app, finding and connecting to the fastest DNS server is just a single touch away.

List of preconfigured DNS servers:

Some popular options include CleanBrowsing, Cloudflare DNS, DNS.WATCH, Comodo Secure DNS, Google Public DNS, Level3 DNS, Neustar UltraDNS, OpenDNS, Quad9, UncensoredDNS, Yandex.DNS, among others.

Why consider changing your DNS server?

✔ Access your preferred sites and applications freely

✔ Experience fast and private internet browsing

✔ Stay secure while using public Wi-Fi

✔ Bypass geographic restrictions on websites

✔ Avoid harmful websites

✔ Enhance your online gaming performance

✔ User-friendly with one-tap connectivity – no login needed

Key features:

✔ Select which apps utilize the chosen DNS server (Pro feature)

✔ DNS Speed Test to locate the fastest DNS option

✔ Option to pick from a preconfigured list of public DNS servers

✔ Ability to add your personal custom DNS server

✔ Real-time network graph displaying connection types and IP information

✔ Compatible with Mobile Network Data (2G/3G/4G/5G) as well as Wi-Fi

✔ Support for both IPv4 and IPv6 DNS

✔ Automatically starts when booting the device

✔ Operates without requiring root access

✔ Minimal resource usage (Battery/RAM/CPU)

✔ Completely ad-free

✔ Fast, reliable, and easy to navigate

Please Note:

This application employs a VPN service solely to establish a local VPN interface for modifying DNS server addresses. Your network traffic will not be directed to any external VPN server.

Comments

Works great and does as it claims. Update: Still works great. They have even added more features since leaving my last review. I know you can change your DNS within the settings in Android, but with this, it's not only much faster, but there are dozens of DNS numbers to choose from that I can't memorize. Works with ipv4 and ipv6, too. I, personally, use Cloudfare. It can let you bypass regional blocks at in place, but for me, I prefer using DNS addresses to make things snappier. Run it!

I don't usually bother writing reviews but this app really earns a 5. I started having full screen pop ups and I couldnt stop it. I hadn't downloaded anything in weeks. I tried uninstalling the most recently updated. Nothing worked. My phone was almost unusable with all the pop ups. I read online about using a DNS change and tried this. 100% fix! No more popups. You do have to restart it every time the phone reboots. I get popups almost immediately after a reboot. Once I turn on the app it stops.

VERY useful!! The only thing that would make this better is if it would activate/deactivate based on SSID the device is connected to, or provide per-SSID profiles since not every network has the same setup. Currently, I have to manually disable this app when connected to WiFi away from my house and if I forget to do so, I'm essentially "offline" ☺️.