Did You Know...
Did you know that every internet connected device sends a DNS✡ request that reveals which site it's trying to reach? By default, these requests often go through your internet provider and can be tracked, logged, or even sold. DNS might seem invisible, but it plays a critical role in your online privacy. With a secure and filtered DNS service like ShomerDNS, your internet traffic is not only protected from tracking, but also shielded from harmful or inappropriate content. It's a simple yet powerful way to take back control over what your devices connect to and who gets to see it.
✡DNS stands for Domain Name System. It acts like the address book of the internet. See FAQs
What Is ShomerDNS? see FAQ's
ShomerDNS is a DNS filtering service designed to protect the community from unwanted online content. It's inspired by Jewish values and built with a commitment to privacy, simplicity, and safety.
- Free and open for community use
- No tracking or personal data collection
- No personally identifying information kept on the server
- Blocks inappropriate and distracting sites
Jewish Values Behind the Filter
- Shmiras Einayim — Guarding the eyes from inappropriate content
- Chinuch — Supporting parents in the digital age
- Kavod HaBriyot — Respecting each user's dignity and privacy
- Chesed — A non-commercial, community-driven service
How to Use ShomerDNS
Simply change your router or device's DNS settings to the values below:
- Primary DNS:
45.76.120.139 - Secondary DNS:
149.28.189.100 - Android Private DNS:
shomerdns.com
Instructions for all major devices, routers, and customising your own allow/block lists.
Privacy First, Always
We don't collect personal data or track users. ShomerDNS is a filter, not a surveillance tool. Your connection stays private and respectful of your autonomy.
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