Currently, we are not seeing any ongoing issues or outages with Google-public-dns.

Experiencing issues with Google Public DNS website or app?

Tips for resolving common issues:

Browser-related problems:
Try forcing a full refresh of the page. You can do this by pressing CTRL + F5 for Windows, or Command + R on your Mac (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, etc.).
Clear your browser's cache and cookies to make sure you're viewing the most recent version of the page. Follow the instructions for your browser below to do this:

• Chrome
• Firefox
• Edge

Connection Issues:
If the site is not loading correctly, try accessing it from a different device or network (such as a mobile network or another Wi-Fi connection) to see if the issue persists.
If the site works on other devices or networks but not on your computer, restarting your router might help resolve the issue.

Further assistance:
If the issue persists, it is likely related to a problem with the service or something else outside of your control.

Read more about Google-public-dns

Google Public DNS is a free, global Domain Name System (DNS) resolution service designed to make the internet faster, safer, and more reliable. Launched by Google, this public DNS service helps users improve browsing performance, enhance security, and reduce latency when accessing websites.

By replacing default DNS settings with Google Public DNS, users can experience faster domain name resolution, which translates to quicker website loading times. Google’s infrastructure optimizes DNS query handling, reducing delays and improving overall browsing speed.

Security is another key advantage of Google Public DNS. It helps protect users from phishing attacks, DNS cache poisoning, and other cyber threats by implementing advanced security measures, such as DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions). Additionally, Google Public DNS does not redirect users to unwanted pages or display ads, ensuring a cleaner and more transparent browsing experience.

Google Public DNS is widely used by individuals, businesses, and developers seeking a reliable and high-performance DNS alternative. It is easy to configure on various devices, including computers, routers, and mobile phones, by setting the DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.

For those looking to improve internet speed, security, and reliability, Google Public DNS offers a trusted and efficient solution.

Learn more about Google Public DNS and how to set it up at Google Public DNS.