Everyone is complaining: - No DOH: "DNS is trivial to snoop" - DOH with Cloudflair: "DNS is not longer distributed" - DOH with ISPs: "Great, the ISPs get the

Everyone is complaining: - No DOH: "DNS is trivial to snoop" - DOH with Cloudflair: "DNS is not longer distributed" - DOH with ISPs: "Great, the ISPs get the data again" Well, guess what? With the current changes we get rid of the arbitrary snooper problem while preserving DNS as a distributed service: not bad, not amazing, but strictly better than before this all began! Of course ISPs are sketch, and Comcast in particular, but I rather have multiple providers to play off against each other. The upcoming IETF draft they mention would also restore the ability of network admins to adjust the default DOH (just like with regular DNS)---also good. Actual anatomized and distributed DNS querying would require vastly different technology that anything being proposed in these comments.