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You should not need to quit and relaunch any networking apps for the change to take effect, but to be thorough you may want to anyway. When you apply the network setting changes your internet connection will likely temporarily disconnect and reconnect again. Click the “OK” button and then click “Apply”.If other DNS entries exist, click and drag the “1.1.1.1” and “1.0.0.1” entries above them in the list, or for maximum privacy and to rely entirely on Cloudflare DNS, delete the other DNS entries (it is recommended to make a note of any pre-configured DNS IP addresses just in case).Click the “+” plus button again and add another new DNS server: 1.0.0.1.Now click the “+” plus button to add a new DNS server, and enter: 1.1.1.1.Select “Wi-Fi” from the sidebar and then click on the “Advanced” button.Go to the  Apple menu and then select “System Preferences”.If you’re already familiar with changing DNS servers on Mac OS then this process should be familiar to you, the main difference then is the addition of the Cloudflare DNS IP of 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1.

But as mentioned above, it’s not just speed that makes Cloudflare DNS enticing, it’s the privacy-centric nature of the service, if you’re interested in learning more you can read more here from Cloudflare.

No, it won’t increase the actual transfer speeds, but using faster DNS may increase the response time of accessing various internet services and websites. The faster the DNS requests are, the faster your general internet performance will be because there is less time spent performing lookups to associate an IP address to a domain name. This article will show you how to setup and use CloudFlare DNS on a Mac.įor some quick background, DNS is what links an IP address to an easy to read domain name, and it’s sort of like an internet directory service.