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Strange these isps seem to have entirely ignored pihole, which for me is blocking around 30% of my DNS queries and overrides ISP DNS servers entirely.
by nimbius 7y ago
Strange these isps seem to have entirely ignored pihole, which for me is blocking around 30% of my DNS queries and overrides ISP DNS servers entirely.
- tomjakubowski 7y agoYour ISP, by virtue of supplying the pipe to the internet, can (and very likely does) still snoop on any old-fashioned plaintext DNS requests you make across it, even when you're not using their servers.
- darklajid 7y agoI might have misread the GP, but I kinda felt that it also brought up the issue that a pihole (or similar solutions) might cease to work in a "DoH / I automatically pick the best resolver if I deem yours not good enough" world. DNS privacy is awesome. Filtering malicious and annoying (read: ads) content at the DNS level is mandatory for me..
- kccqzy 7y agoI don't think how that would cease to work. At least in the case of Mozilla they try to detect if you have a custom DNS server. When found, they won't use DoH for fear of breaking many intranets in enterprises.
- slig 7y agoThere are a small number of people running anything of that sort vs the billions running Chrome.