After you change a DNS record, services around the world keep the old answer until their copy expires. See what 16 public DNS services answer right now.
Asks 16 public DNS services run by different companies in different countries.
How this works
Each answer comes live from that service when you check, over DNS-over-HTTPS.
Global services answer from the location nearest my server; country-based ones show what that operator’s network sees.
Different answers usually mean a cached copy that hasn’t expired yet. The TTL shows how long it has left.
Very large TXT records can come back incomplete from a few services. That’s a limit of the service, not your DNS.