as well (I would imagine it’s a fairly considerable market for them). Whenever I use NextDNS or 1.1.1.1, they all connect to a DNS server in London, so it’s a shame that AdGuard doesn’t have server space in the U.K.

is the Netherlands, but are there any downsides I should be aware of of using a DNS server in another country? I seem to vaguely remember reading somewhere about potential complications in downloading system updates due to CDNs using DNS location to assign the most efficient download route? So it seems like the nearest server AdGuard has to the U.K. After a bit of digging, it seems like Vultr are a cloud computing company who rent server space off another company called Choopa, and I assume that AdGuard rents hosting for their DNS server from Vultr. with ISP Choopa, LLC and location Amsterdam, Netherlands.

I’m based in the U.K., but when I run a DNS test (like the one at ) my results come back as hostname 78.com. I’m using AdGuard DNS on my iOS and Mac devices using the new encrypted DNS via system profile method (see blog post here), but I guess this applies to everyone who uses AdGuard’s DNS servers.

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