4 ms·
> For all the commenters here who think that Google and the other major tech companies are somehow less trustworthy than your ISP? Yeah, I just can't agree with
by stock_toaster 7y ago
> For all the commenters here who think that Google and the other major tech companies are somehow less trustworthy than your ISP? Yeah, I just can't agree with those opinions.
Additionally, at least my ISP is doing business in my state/country, so there may be _some_ legal recourse if they screw me too hard.
- kick 7y agoDoH is only available in the U.S. for Firefox users as far as I'm aware, so all of the people who might be "screwed too hard" have legal recourse.
- hu3 7y agoFor now.
- chrysoprace 7y agoIt's available everywhere; it's just only enabled by default in the U.S.
- tialaramex 7y agoNo it's available everywhere. It's a pref. The default if you haven't set the pref differs in the US.
- incompatible 7y agoYour country can also put other obligations on your ISP, such as censorship and data logging.
- vetinari 7y agoMy country, as most democracies, do that because we the people want them to do it. Otherwise, you have much bigger problems than DNS.