A modern poem: A full belly, bonfire blazing just a little bit away, saved a place for me in the circle of friends as the sun dips below and day comes to an end. Your arms are the only chariot I trust, whether half-asleep in drowsy lust or the fateful day my vessel decides it's time to return to dust. How gently you will exhume me from my body, whisk me so swiftly away to a hospital in a place I cannot here name to evade the Second Death.

For my life has rejected this sensation to last. I thought I could trust this love. Just as deceiving as an optical illusion. Only to be stuck with insignificant descriptive sentences. To become punch drunk with each fading recollection.

. - Slowness and unreliability I found FMS very annoying and hard to work with, mainly in getting peers to accept and trust me. This made posting and having people see my posts be tricky. Im sure many users of FMS did not see me post simply because I wasn't in their trust yet. - Archival issues As far as I understand, FMS loses posts after a certain time.

This includes DNS leak prevention — in Force modes, all DNS queries are resolved through the proxy rather than your system/ISP DNS. If you do not trust this app, run a trusted VPN in the background. What data does this app collect? None. All data (proxy passwords, stations, history, settings, favorites) is stored locally on your device.

This is basically the same concept that our multihop page describes where two or more OpenVPN hops are used between different VPN providers so that you don't have to trust any single provider's "no-logging" claim, except instead of OpenVPN this is for DNSCrypt. How to use The fourth section of https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Anonymized-DNS has detailed instructions for using these Anonymized DNS relays.