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You could always point your DNS at your own DNS-over-HTTPS server, then configure that server to forward requests over an encrypted connection to another DNS-ov
by Ajedi32 8y ago
You could always point your DNS at your own DNS-over-HTTPS server, then configure that server to forward requests over an encrypted connection to another DNS-over-HTTPS server.
Don't know if there are any tools available right now that will do that for you, but there's no technical reason why it isn't possible.
- xg15 8y agoI think the problem will be apps with a DoH service hardwired. There wouldn't be anything for me to point anywhere short of patching the app. Yes, apps could theoretically already do this today if the developers are willing to run their own endpoints. However, my guess is this will become vastly easier to do when there are already public DoH endpoints available to connect to.