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Nope. Mozilla blog says: > "Moving forward, we are working to build a larger ecosystem of trusted DoH providers, and we hope to be able to experiment with othe
by bugmen0t 8y ago
Nope. Mozilla blog says:
> "Moving forward, we are working to build a larger ecosystem of trusted DoH providers, and we hope to be able to experiment with other providers soon."
More in <https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2018/11/27/next-steps-in-dns-over-https-testing/> https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2018/11/27/next-step...
- josteink 8y agoWill any of these "trusted DoH providers" have access to my LAN internal host-names? And why should I trust those more than I trust my local pihole? I'd rather have less people to trust, thank you.
- bugmen0t 8y agoThere are some regions in the world, where you're better off with a DoH server that Mozilla has leverage with (because of a business contract). Most notable, this doesn't hold true for Europe, where you do have a good contract with your ISP and GDPR protects you from lots of shenanigans that are possible in the US.