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Well, this could probably encourage the creation of privacy-oriented proxys (they just have to forward queries, so it should be relatively inexpensive compared
by diegocg 6y ago
Well, this could probably encourage the creation of privacy-oriented proxys (they just have to forward queries, so it should be relatively inexpensive compared to a full DNS server). What is the likehood of someone getting logs from Cloudflare (who promises it does not keep logs, but let's assume it does) and at the same time hacks into some random privay-oriented organization?
Of course, one might imagine a State actor using all their resources to do just that. But this would be a very complex attack. At least, it would stop all kind of ad tracking.
The worst part of this proposal is that it will further centralize the DNS infrastructure.