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1 · What is claimed?

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2 · What does it affect?

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3 · Is it reproducible?

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5 · What happens next?

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Original report

## Confirmation guard for DNS changes

**Problem:** the DNS menu (`setup.network.dns`) is convenient — maybe too convenient. One misclick changes a setting a novice doesn't understand, with silent breakage as the reward. This is the same bug class as #12344 (silent breakage, no errors), but on the input side rather than the translation side.

**Proposal:** treat DNS as an extended/advanced menu:
- Novices should effectively see only DHCP (safe default).
- Anyone attempting to change DNS gets a confirmation plaque: "Вы уверены, что хотите изменить эти настройки?" (EN: "Are you sure you want to change these settings?") with a "Больше никогда не спрашивать" / "Never ask again" checkbox.

Knowledgeable users click through once and never see it again; beginners get exactly one moment of doubt before touching what they don't understand. Cheap to build (one confirm dialog + one persisted flag), prevents a whole support category.

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