> And if you are using DNS as parental controls, that's not a great solution as nothing stops someone from getting the IPs out of band You are assuming a rathe

> And if you are using DNS as parental controls, that's not a great solution as nothing stops someone from getting the IPs out of band You are assuming a rather narrow use case for "parental controls". For many people it is less about draconian control and more about not wanting someone (whether a child or the individual themselves) from accidentally stumbling on porn or other unwanted content.