DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) is a way to encrypt DNS queries and responses between your device and the DNS. It is an extra step you can take to improve browsing security.

Your DNS-over-HTTPS link can be found on your customer page in the "Control Tower Section":

How to enable DNS-over-HTTPS on your browser

Mozilla Firefox

1. Select the menu button > Settings.

2. In the General menu choose "Privacy & Security".

3. Select "Max Protection" under the "Enable DNS over HTTPS using:" section and paste your DNS-over-HTTPS URL:
   

Google Chrome

1. Select the three-dot menu in your browser > Settings.

2. Select "Privacy and security" > Security.

3. Scroll down and enable "Use secure DNS".

4. Select the "Add custom DNS service provider" option and paste your DNS-over-HTTPS URL:
   

Microsoft Edge

1. Select the three-dot menu in your browser > Settings.

2. Select "Privacy, Search, and Services", and scroll down to Security.

3. Enable Use secure DNS.

4. Click the "Use secure DNS to specify how to lookup the network address for websites" switch to enable.

5.  "Choose a service provider" and paste your DNS-over-HTTPS URL:
   

​Brave

1. Select the menu button in your browser > Settings.

2. Select "Security and Privacy" > Security.

3. Enable "Use secure DNS".

4. Select "With Custom" and paste your DNS-over-HTTPS URL: