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Chromecast for example forces it's device to bypass local resolution and use Google's DNS. Bad Google, but that would still be an issue even without DoH. With D
by atomi 7y ago
Chromecast for example forces it's device to bypass local resolution and use Google's DNS. Bad Google, but that would still be an issue even without DoH. With DoH you just won't be able to port block ":53" which no one really does anyway. If you want device manufacturers to behave you're going to have to do it through regulation.
- user927272 7y agoYes but today one need to build and sell a device to take control of DNS. With DoH any app can do that
- xg15 7y ago> Bad Google, but that would still be an issue even without DoH. Well, with regular DNS, you can force-route 8.8.8.8 to pi-hole and regain control relatively easily. That's not possible with DoH due to TLS.
- atomi 7y ago> force-route 8.8.8.8 Yeah static IP routing is an option - for both nameservers and nefarious servers. That is, we may just have to resort to using IP blocks.