First of all, censorship is censorship. It's not an exploit or a bug, it's a purposeful set of laws, policies or regulations meant to restrict the use of someth

First of all, censorship is censorship. It's not an exploit or a bug, it's a purposeful set of laws, policies or regulations meant to restrict the use of something. DNS over HTTPS "improving security" in a censorship context is the same as saying that when a corporate web proxy prevents you from going to PornHub, circumventing that proxy is "improving security". And btw, circumventing censorship may be illegal, or at the very least against official policies. It's also not a security feature because you don't need this to protect against cache poisoning, as DNSSEC already does that.