Android Turn Off Secure DNS Chrome: Why & How (2025)
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| Android Turn Off Secure DNS Chrome: Why & How (2025) |
Chrome’s Secure DNS (DNS over HTTPS) on Android is designed to improve privacy by encrypting DNS queries. However, in some cases it can cause connection issues, slow browsing, or prevent access to certain sites.
This guide explains why and how to turn off Secure DNS in Chrome on Android.
Why Disable Secure DNS?
Fix website loading errors.
Improve speed in some networks.
Bypass restrictions that block DoH connections.
For more on Android network optimization, also see: How to Reduce Data Usage on Android
How to Turn Off Secure DNS in Chrome Android
1) Open Chrome Settings
- Launch Chrome on your Android phone.
- Tap the three dots at the top right corner.
- Select Settings from the dropdown menu.
2) Navigate to Privacy and Security
- In the Settings menu, scroll down and tap Privacy and security.
3) Find Use Secure DNS
- Under Privacy and security, tap Use Secure DNS.
4) Disable Secure DNS
- Toggle the switch off to disable Secure DNS.
- Or select Choose another provider and pick one you trust.
Tips & Notes
After turning it off, restart Chrome and check if your sites load properly.
If you still face issues, clear your DNS cache or restart your device.
If privacy is a concern, switch to a trusted DNS provider like Cloudflare manually.
For more Android settings tips, also read: How to Hide Apps on Android
Turning off Secure DNS on Chrome for Android is a quick fix for network compatibility issues while still giving you the choice to manage your own privacy settings.
For related Android browser tips, check out: How to Block Porn Sites on Android
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