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Public DNS is opt-in. DoH in browser tied to specific list of servers is lock-in. Some people argue that there will be an option for that. However the right so
by garganzol 6y ago
Public DNS is opt-in. DoH in browser tied to specific list of servers is lock-in.
Some people argue that there will be an option for that. However the right solution is to make that decision at OS level.
- ac29 6y agoOK, lets assume DoH is locked to not just a list of servers, but one server: Google's. Whats in it for them to start censoring DNS? Or is the argument that they will lock it in to your ISP's DNS server (autodetected, somehow), and your ISP will be evil (this is hardly a stretch of the imagination)? In this case, again, whats in it for Google?