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If you disregard the few people who change from the defaults and simplify a little, then moving from plain old DNS to DNS-over-HTTPS is moving from some DSL pro
by Arnt 7y ago
If you disregard the few people who change from the defaults and simplify a little, then moving from plain old DNS to DNS-over-HTTPS is moving from some DSL provider's resolver to Cloudflare's. The DSL provider has your real name and street address, Cloudflare does not.
- acqq 7y ago> The DSL provider has your real name and street address, Cloudflare does not. Some readers probably aren’t aware of the fact that even with DNS over TLS to Cloudflare the DSL provider can still collect exact info of which sites one visits. The name of the site is visible in the clear in the TLS communication with the site, independently of DNS.