The assumption that is flawed is that people are using a third party dnscrypt sever which is not always accurate. People can put dnscrypt on their own servers a

The assumption that is flawed is that people are using a third party dnscrypt sever which is not always accurate. People can put dnscrypt on their own servers and share the instance with their friends for plausible deniability. That in concert with dnssec will also protect you from the common practice of ISPs rewriting dns replies as they see fit, which is a far larger privacy concern imho. Overall there are some good points in the article but vpn is still not a silver bullet and the title is definitely link bait.