true, but as I said in another comment here: It will not hide the websites you are visiting. This is also a problem in the article... a secure DNS will not make

true, but as I said in another comment here: It will not hide the websites you are visiting. This is also a problem in the article... a secure DNS will not make you invisible it is only slightly harder to track the websites you are visiting. All IPs you are visiting can still be transformed through a reverse DNS and you will get all website addresses. And Chrome cannot be use dnscrypt by default. It uses UDP ports which are sometimes closed on other networks. So there are technical limitations. Even using another DNS than the network one is often not allowed (you will experience that if you travel often). Also some people will not like using a Google DNS by default ;)