New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Neutral DNS servers?

Ask HN: Neutral DNS servers?
10 by NotAWorkNick | 5 comments on Hacker News.
Hi HN - Here’s a question that I hope will generate some useful comments, suggestions and links. Background for question: I normally run an internal DNS resolver with an upstream pool of 10-15 providers. These are normally a mix of Global Anycast servers (Quad9 etc) with some OpenNIC, YandexDNS etc thrown in towards the end to cover the ‘chilling effects’ blackholes. Currently Yandex DNS is pinging a timeout (either due to black-holing or DDOS’ing depending on where I connect To/From). My question to HN is this – Given my ‘Information Wants To Be Free’ viewpoint, are there any DNS equivalents of Switzerland (WWII, Neutral to all parties) providers?

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