> This new DNS system makes everybody use a single DNS endpoint, the same one across the world located in the US. This was only the case in this experiment. Fr

> This new DNS system makes everybody use a single DNS endpoint, the same one across the world located in the US. This was only the case in this experiment. From the article: > We’re also working on privacy preserving ways of dividing the DNS transactions between a set of providers, and/or partnering with servers geographically. That is still less different providers than can currently be used, so it is something that we should be concerned with long-term, but I don't think, it makes sense to throw the technology away. Just be concerned that there are the right kind of providers used for this. I figure, this is become like the CA infrastructure, for better or for worse.