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It's not fatalistic. Your digital Life is optional, which is my point. You can have privacy, or you can have a device: and both are fine. Do you use you DNSSEC
by zamalek 8y ago
It's not fatalistic. Your digital Life is optional, which is my point. You can have privacy, or you can have a device: and both are fine.
Do you use you DNSSEC on your phone?
- nikeee 8y agoDoes DNSSEC contribute to privacy (which is what I think this question implies)? If so, how?
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- krankthat 8y agoNo -- you'd need DNSCrypt for that.
- Iolaum 8y agoDigital life is increasingly becoming non optional. E.g. Try finding and booking a hotel at a metropolitan city other than your own without using a laptop or a smartphone.
- fzzzy 8y agoLandlines and phone books still exist...
- gameswithgo 8y ago>Your digital Life is optional, I feel like you are not arguing in good faith with that.
- tptacek 8y agoDNSSEC isn't a privacy protocol and doesn't have any impact on what an ISP can and can't see about your traffic.