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Quad9 withdraws its free DNS resolver from France starting November 24 due to a court ruling. The decision follows a penalty reduction from €580,000 to €1,000 per day. The Swiss nonprofit cannot comply without violating its privacy mission or facing unworkable geoIP blocking. French users lose a key cybersecurity tool while the company avoids further legal costs.
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