I have yet to hear a compelling argument that DNS poses much of privacy risk compared to: - Your ISP analyzing your IP addresses - Your ISP analyzing the name

I have yet to hear a compelling argument that DNS poses much of privacy risk compared to: - Your ISP analyzing your IP addresses - Your ISP analyzing the names in your TLS certificates - The website you're visiting selling your information. (ie, this identify belongs to this IP and browser cookie. See where else you find him) - The advertising iframes doing the same as the website above. Tracking you everywhere, primarily by using cookies, canvas, etc.