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We'll know how much this will affect those TLAs when the government suddenly gets involved for some altruistic reason to block DNS over HTTPS. "Don't let google

We'll know how much this will affect those TLAs when the government suddenly gets involved for some altruistic reason to block DNS over HTTPS. "Don't let google take over the internet!" "Time to break up big tech!"

windexh8er 7y ago
I find it interesting that Google and CloudFlare are now the scapegoats. I mean, it's not like DoH isn't configurable and we don't have a choice.
- topranks 7y ago
  Not attacking Google - their approach here is fine. But Mozilla switching people is a worry for me. Sure people “have a choice” but in reality expecting the average Joe who doesn’t even know what DNS is to make an informed decision about it is unrealistic. Meanwhile Mozilla has started sending a list of every domain you visit to a US company subject to US law enforcement. Not ideal.
  - everdrive 7y ago
    >Meanwhile Mozilla has started sending a list of every domain you visit to a US company subject to US law enforcement. Not ideal. Do you have an article which explains this?
  - icebraining 7y ago
    Mozilla only started to doing that for US users.
    - teddyh 7y ago
      “started”