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Can DNSSEC ensure net neutrality? Seems to me if an ISP can’t see what domain you’re visiting, they can’t stop you from visiting it. Is this correct?

• el_benhameen 9y ago
  I’ve wondered about this sort of thing too, but I figure that their response will be “if we can’t see what domain you’re visiting, we’ll just stop you from visiting it”. Ditto with vpn traffic. They’ll whitelist paying traffic and slow everything else.
• pjc50 9y ago
  They can still unavoidably see which host you're visiting, and will divide their traffic into "paid priority" and "everything else".
• krylon 9y ago
  Does DNSSEC provide encrypted queries / answers? I was under the impression it only provides authenticity and integrity for answers. (I am by no means an expert, though!)
  • jwilk 9y ago
    > Does DNSSEC provide encrypted queries / answers? No, it doesn't.
    • krylon 9y ago
      In retrospect, I could have just asked Wikipedia or a search engine of my choice instead of asking dumb questions. ;-) Thank you very much!
• intherdfield 9y ago
  No, they can still see the IP address of the site you visit.