Windows 10 has raised several concerns about privacy due to the fact that it has a lot of telemetry and online features, which send your data (sensitive and not) to Microsoft and can't be disabled. Whenever I set up a new computer or update a current setup for my family or job, I always carefully go through the privacy settings for each install, making sure to lock it down to make it as private as possible. The Windows 10 default privacy settings leave a lot to be desired when it comes to protecting you and your private information. ĭebotnet is a free and portable tool for controlling Windows 10's many privacy-related settings and keep your personal data private. If blank, DDNS Updater will cycle through a built-in list of URLs to find one.
To do an IPv6 check, enclose the host in square brackets, e.g. Any URL which returns your current IP address should work. After installation, you're presented with the option to configure DDNS Updater.Īt its simplest, you only need to enter a value for the IPv4 (or IPv6) update URL and save the settings, then DDNS Updater should work.ĭDNS Updater polls a URL to check whether your external IP address has changed. Updated OpenSSL so that HTTPS SNI is supported, and %IP% variable is supported in the check URL in addition to the update URL.ĭownload and run the. Timer behavior is changed so that an update is performed sooner when the service starts. Version 0.1.3 adds an 'Apply' button so that updates can be forced manually. Runs as a Windows service, so that updating occurs even when no-one is logged inĬompletely free of charge with no adware or spyware
Works with IPv4 and IPv6 (including dual-stack)Īble to send email when the detected IP address changes by persistent caching of the IP address and local IP matching
DDNS Updater checks for changes to the external IP address of a Microsoft Windows computer, and updates a dynamic DNS (DDNS) service whenever a change is detected.Ĭompatible with a large number of DDNS services, thanks to a configurable HTTP API
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