Launch of DNS4EU: EU’s Privacy-Focused DNS Resolver

UK Version of GDPR

On June 9, 2025, the EU launched DNS4EU, a new public DNS service designed to strengthen Europe’s digital sovereignty and improve privacy. Co-funded by the European Union and coordinated by ENISA, DNS4EU offers GDPR-compliant DNS resolution without selling user data or forwarding queries to non-EU entities. It also includes built-in security features such as malware blocking. DNS4EU reflects the EU’s push to create trusted, European-based digital infrastructure alternatives to big tech offerings. Companies offering IT security solutions may need to consider compatibility with DNS4EU to support privacy-focused European customers.
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