> This could have been handled between operating system developers and DNS infrastructure but they didn't care to. No, there was a lot of caring over the years

> This could have been handled between operating system developers and DNS infrastructure but they didn't care to. No, there was a lot of caring over the years as DNS is old and insecure, in particular unencrypted communications with authoritative DNS servers being the biggest issue. And yet completely ignored by DNS-over-HTTPS, because solving it would likely eliminate the need for resolvers in the middle, so surveillance capitalism isn't interested, they only want to "solve" it in a such way that doesn't really solve it, but just gives them DNS data.