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> AFAIU, the root servers still receive FQDN and IP, which is not GDPR-friendly and technically unnecessary. This is only a problem for a tiny fraction of quer
by Denvercoder9 5y ago
> AFAIU, the root servers still receive FQDN and IP, which is not GDPR-friendly and technically unnecessary.
This is only a problem for a tiny fraction of queries. The records served by the root servers can be cached (e.g. .com has a TTL of 2 days), so most queries don't even hit the root servers. It's a much bigger problem for the registry nameservers.