Third-party domains hosted on a ns[1-4]-google.com server.

[nickspaargaren]

Lot of domains to add to the list:

• https://viewdns.info/reversens/?ns=ns1.google.com
• https://viewdns.info/reversens/?ns=ns2.google.com
• https://viewdns.info/reversens/?ns=ns3.google.com
• https://viewdns.info/reversens/?ns=ns4.google.com

[itsmat32143]

Google hosts a lot of websites and domains for loads of websites from there severs i think blocking everything in these lists would have negative affect on this list for example from a quick look through the ns1.google.com list i found

https://zebrawave.com/

This website with no direct link to google but would get blocked and im sure there is others i think the best idea would to be just to scan through and take the ones with direct link to google and just add them in

[PoorPocketsMcNewHold]

I suppose we should be a similar thing like our No-Amazon one. With a hosted-servers list, which isn’t included in the main lists by default.

[PoorPocketsMcNewHold]

As showed, I’ve added them into a third-party list. Some domains seem however to be indeed Google owned, so more work would be necessary. I’ll conserve that issue open for those researches.

As for your warning, @itsmat32143 Yep, most of those aren’t google-owned or operated, despite showing up on the same google nameserver. They won’t be added ¨by default¨ to the main compilation lists. However, an alternative compilation list including those could be made in the future, once much of the legitimate Google domains have been cleaned out of it.

[nickspaargaren]

This is aboslutely perfect, we can close this now?

[PoorPocketsMcNewHold]

I’ve let the issue open, until we entirely class those third-party domains, to check if we can remove all G domains still listed in there.