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Something I’ve wondered: It isn’t quite clear from the various articles how they’re doing this monitoring. I can totally see how they could monitor their own ca
by btgeekboy 7y ago
Something I’ve wondered: It isn’t quite clear from the various articles how they’re doing this monitoring. I can totally see how they could monitor their own caching resolvers. They might even passively monitor popular internet resolvers (1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8). But if I run my own caching resolver at home, is that data being mined? I am aware it’s unencrypted and possible to do so, but is it actually happening? DoH sounds nice, but it brings me back to using a shared caching resolver which I’m not a huge fan of.
- jnwatson 7y agoYour resolver still makes DNS requests that the ISPs snoop. Unless that connection is encrypted, they have the same info as if you used the ISP’s servers.