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My ISP is subject to GDPR, has an office down the road, I know people who work there, and is answerable to the Data Protection Commissioner. They have a custome
by entropyie 5y ago
My ISP is subject to GDPR, has an office down the road, I know people who work there, and is answerable to the Data Protection Commissioner. They have a customer service department that answers my calls in person within 30 minutes tops. So yes I trust it more than google or cloudflare. With DNS I have visibility and the ability to block on my own home network on all devices. I can even do MITM on apps to see what they are sending up. All this without any configuration changes on the Endpoint. If I want more privacy I can use VPN or Tor. DOH will send my traffic to Cloudflare and I won't have any say, visibility or blocking capability. Not all phones, ebooks etc ... Will be configurable.... This is a USA centric big tech data grab, plain and simple.
- devwastaken 5y agoEveryone is dragnetting. GDPR means nothing when it's government sanctioned collection. Germany for example has a known history of data center black boxes.