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DNS-over-HTTPS Update
- s-p-n 8y agoIs this good or bad?
- Operyl 8y agoIt depends on who you ask. I think it’s a major positive because I’m not getting filtered 53 traffic now.
- shock 8y agoDoes anyone know how switching to DNS-over-HTTPS affects adblocker apps on Android like Blockada, DNS66, etc.?
- dcbadacd 8y agoThey will break unless DoH is redirected.
- auslander 8y ago> .. will check locally if the browser has a Facebook login cookie I can't believe I read this on Mozilla. I have no cookies - Private windows. What a mess. > ..portion of our United States-based users in the Release channel will receive the DoH treatment...will use Cloudflare’s DNS-over-HTTPS That's it. That was the last straw. And thank you for the fish.
- Operyl 8y agoOr... you know, you could just disable it in your browser?
- auslander 8y agoDefaults matter. That's what 99.9% will use. Well played, CF
- dcbadacd 8y agoJust like you can disable Windows telemetry, Facebook personalized ads, Google's personalized ads - most people don't and it's actively harmful for their privacy. But I'm not surprised Mozilla has done this, they have ran "experiments" before that hurt people's privacy.
- bewo001 8y agoSome dubious arguments there. Why should I trust Cloudflare? Yes, EDNS client subnet leaks the IP address to the authoritative server of a domain. But in almost all cases, a DNS lookup is followed by a connection to an IP address of that domain anyway, so my IP address will be known by the domain owners.