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Your 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
by tomjakubowski 7y ago
Your 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.