and your point is ... ? also: even if there are some things which do not rely on DNS, but proportionally speaking majority of things do rely on DNS - web, emai

and your point is ... ? also: even if there are some things which do not rely on DNS, but proportionally speaking majority of things do rely on DNS - web, email, file sharing, chats, calls, you name it. it already gets to significant majority of internet activities, so ... your point is not clear.