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> but the third party running the DNSCrypt enabled DNS server now can Assuming you're using your ISP's resolver in the first place, they can see what you're lo
by vertex-four 10y ago
> but the third party running the DNSCrypt enabled DNS server now can
Assuming you're using your ISP's resolver in the first place, they can see what you're looking up. If you're not, Verisign can when you look up a .com domain. How, precisely, does DNSCrypt change that?
- mike-cardwell 10y agoUse your ISPs resolver then your ISP can see what sites you're visiting. Use DNSCrypt then your ISP can see what sites you're visiting and the third party running the DNSCrypt server can also see what sites you're visiting.