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I am starting to be concerned that the ability to use DNS to block tracking, malware, and advertisements is only going to prove temporary. There appears to be
by buro9 8y ago
I am starting to be concerned that the ability to use DNS to block tracking, malware, and advertisements is only going to prove temporary.
There appears to be more effort generally to secure and encrypt the entire DNS system. This is really good and should be applauded and supported. But it will come with a downside... once we reach a future in which DNS records are encrypted end to end, and DNS records are only valid when signed by certain keys, and authenticated NXDOMAIN records... then things like Pi-Hole start to become more difficult as for security of DNS we'll have lost the convenience of changing the answers.
- TheLilHipster 8y agoThere would be a market for a DNS provider to provide a PKEY setup for the user to blacklist ad domains or whatnot similar to what the pi-hole does. There is always a technical solution, that's the beauty of it :)