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Given that my ISP currently tracks DNS and blocks whatever they feel like at that level, I actually think this is a good move. The measure I'm looking at is th
by sudhirj 8y ago
Given that my ISP currently tracks DNS and blocks whatever they feel like at that level, I actually think this is a good move.
The measure I'm looking at is that of sensible defaults: is this default more sensible for a majority of the user base than the existing default? For anyone outside the rule of GDPR using a regular ISP, this option is far better. The joint privacy policy Mozilla + Cloudflare is much better than a regular ISP.
And given that we all go and change the DNS of every computer we and our extended families own to 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4 or 1.1.1.1, I don't see why we'd think Mozilla doing it by default is a bad thing.