>It's funny that you've managed simultaneously to argue that DNS monetization (which is ubiquitous) is both a reason to immediately change ISPs, and also not a

>It's funny that you've managed simultaneously to argue that DNS monetization (which is ubiquitous) is both a reason to immediately change ISPs, and also not a big deal because ISPs can snoop on you anyways. Of course. If you know that your ISP is doing that, you change to one that is not doing it. It's not ubiquitous. Besides that, what makes you think that your DoH provider (if not your ISP) is also not selling that data? You think that DoH/DoT is somewhat a replacement for DNSSEC but it's not. Both are independent. Doesn't matter how much domains have it.