Will I Get Suspended Or Banned For Using Simple DNSCrypt

[Sniper]

Im from indonesian , i just wondering like do i get ban , just for unblock steam so i can play again

[[N]ebsun]

DNS just resolves domain names into IP addresses.
I can't say what laws might affect your usage of it in your country, but you won't be banned from Steam or anywhere else for choosing whatever DNS provider you want - not that anyone would really be able to tell what DNS provider you used.

Always use a DNS server / service that you trust, since DNS poisoning is a thing (and use https everywhere anyway)

An alternate to using a DNS server could be just editing your hosts file and putting a static entry for steam, but it wouldn't automatically update if that ip ever changed.

A few free DNS servers that you could choose from:

cloudfare
1.1.1.1
1.0.0.1

google
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4

opendns
208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220


2001:4860:4860::8888
2001:4860:4860::8844
2620:119:35::35
2620:119:53::53

[crunchyfrog]

Yeah DNS is as stated above.

The thing to remember is this - you will only get actioned if you try to circumvent BUYING restrictions by region. So using a VPN or falsely claiming you're in a nother country and trying to buy games on Steam. That IS a breach of the agreement.

Actually viewing or accessing your games is NOT a breach.

However, you need to remember that this lack of access is down to your government, so be extremely careful when you are considering doing something that might be breaking the law.

[UCEY]

You're fine as long as you aren't trying to get illegal discounts with regional prices. Your government might think otherwise though, so be careful

[Satoru]

Steam is unblocked in Indonesia now anyway so its sort of moot

But no you cannot be banned for using a different DNS server

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Początkowo opublikowane przez Noob Player:

Im from indonesian , i just wondering like do i get ban , just for unblock steam so i can play again

No, because DNS doesn't change your IP address, it's just using a different "phone book" to look up the addresses of Steam's servers.