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The main thing I don’t want is to send all my browsing data to Cloudflare or similar “public” DNS operator outside my jurisdiction.
by topranks 6y ago
The main thing I don’t want is to send all my browsing data to Cloudflare or similar “public” DNS operator outside my jurisdiction.
- shawnz 6y agoWhile I'm not glad about the current Cloudflare monopoly on encrypted DNS, and I hope more providers spring up soon, I'm inclined to think that Cloudflare are much better able to maintain privacy and resist government intervention (where possible) compared to any local operator.
- tristor 6y agoCurrently, Firefox only has DoH rolled out in the US, so CloudFlare is in that same jurisdiction. Additionally, all DoH providers included in Firefox must meet the Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) guidelines, sign a contract to that effect, and undergo third-party audits to ensure they meet the requirements. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/DOH-resolver-policy https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/DOH-resolver-policy This is all publicly documented. As Mozilla rolls DoH out to other regions they will add additional TRR partners and CloudFlare won't be the only choice.