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Meitu’s Android DNS SDK combines LocalDNS and HTTP DNS in a hybrid strategy, transparently replaces the system resolver via reflection and native hooks, and dynamically switches to HTTP DNS on anomalies, cutting lookup latency by about 100 ms, boosting cache hit rates and overall request success while preventing DNS hijacking.
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