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Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

Here's another DNS question.

Basically, if your stealthing right you know it's a bad idea to Delete Cookies and Flash Cookies. Instead it's a much better idea to leave them be, allow eBay to track that User account and instead just open multiple user window accounts. This way you wont have to worry about cookies at all. That's not to say a stealth account can't be ran the opposing way, however it's less secure because eBay's robots are automatically suspicious of you since normal sellers wont clean there traces as much, however eBay stealth members almost always clear traces up this way.

So with this method we can see "Stealth" is bad, only bad in the sense that this one particular method of evading eBay actually rings attention and instead your going to want eBay to trace you and in the end you outsmart them with multiple user accounts. Remember This Golden Rule For Later In The Post! Now Can't the same method apply with DNS Leaks? Wouldn't it be bad to prevent myself from having a visible DNS while surfing the web? Isn't it normal or average for a DNS to be leaking?

Now if the above approach is right and hopefully made sense enough, Than this is great! Because I managed to change my DNS with a VPN which is no longer leaking my original DNS address. However on the bad side of this that VPN is it's now using the VPN's DNS address in exchange and I'm concerned about the authenticity of that DNS address in the eyes of all seeing eBay's.

I have done research and many people have said I can just switch to google servers and this solves the problem in a way that goes perfectly with the "Stealth Is Bad - golden rule" I created.

However the other option that goes against the "Stealth Is Bad - golden rule". Is a software called VPNCheck which is said to to prevent a DNS leak. I don't know how it does it 100% but it appears it prevents the DNS from being visible altogether which sounds great because that will solve my problem (now), but I don't know if having a visible DNS is recommened or required by eBay?

Re: Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

I don't know the answer... but I'm sure there are a lot of people, both using and not using VPNCheck, and I don't ever see anyone reporting problems about it on here.

Re: Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

this is high level demanding question hehe we need some big bosses here.. sick question take care

Re: Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

I am the bigboss of all the worlds and here's my answer: forget about DNS as long as your real IP is not being shown.

Re: Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

Cryptos!!!

Re: Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

Set your DNS servers to Google DNS. Solved.

https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/

You're reading too into a matter which isn't so significant.

Re: Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

I set my DNS to Google DNS.

I checked on dnsleaktest.com and it still shows my real ISP.

Re: Another Question About DNS Leaking?
 

Hi Do you know the answer now?
I'm wondering exactly the same same thing and I couldn't have explained the issue better than that.

Thanks for your big boss knowledge ;)