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Everyone who uses DNS-based content filtering (OpenDNS, a "Pi Hole", etc) to do filtering on a home network is a "network administrator".
by EvanAnderson 7y ago
Everyone who uses DNS-based content filtering (OpenDNS, a "Pi Hole", etc) to do filtering on a home network is a "network administrator".
- jfk13 7y agoCare to guess what percentage of Mozilla's users are included in that group? The HN crowd is far from being a typical sample.
- EvanAnderson 7y agoMy point is that the definition of "network administrator" is wider than the corporate network administrator vision the phrase evokes. A quick search shows me a number of parental control features in routers that use OpenDNS. All of the parents using those features would be "network administrators", too. I think more people are "network administrators" than the average HN reader realizes.