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This is certainly a valid argument, though two of the other solutions (plus dns over tls) avoid this issue as well.
by AnaniasAnanas 8y ago
This is certainly a valid argument, though two of the other solutions (plus dns over tls) avoid this issue as well.
- moosingin3space 8y agoHow does DoT avoid this issue? IIRC, DoT runs over port 853, which is trivial to block.
- AnaniasAnanas 8y agoI am pretty sure that the client can use a bridge to connect.
- pas 8y agoAnd that's DoH. A DoT-over-HTTPS proxy if you will. And for HTTP/1.1 it should use WebSocket for a persistent connection, but probably it already targeted HTTP/2.