> At some point, most Internet protocol privacy issues boil down to who you're willing to leak information to They don't. As you can leak all your information

> At some point, most Internet protocol privacy issues boil down to who you're willing to leak information to They don't. As you can leak all your information to a single party or leak smallest necessary bits of information to each of many independent parties to the point where no single party can make any use of it or even decode it alone. Naturally for DNS encrypting communications to authoritative servers can actually improve privacy, while encrypting communications to a big centralized third party resolver and using it only has a negative effect on privacy.