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Meh. I run dnsmasq combined with a dns to doh proxy on my router, and I only do that to hide my DNS queries from my ISP, but this is probably paranoia on my par
by js2 5y ago
Meh. I run dnsmasq combined with a dns to doh proxy on my router, and I only do that to hide my DNS queries from my ISP, but this is probably paranoia on my part because AT&T ultimately knows the IP of every site I connect to, and I guess I don’t care enough to run a VPN full time. When I do care, I’ve got a droplet running wireguard at my disposal.
- josephcsible 5y ago> this is probably paranoia on my part because AT&T ultimately knows the IP of every site I connect to There's a privacy benefit anyway for some sites. If your browser also supports eSNI or ECH, and you're connecting to a site hosted behind a CDN like Cloudflare, your ISP will then only know that you're connecting to the CDN, and not which site behind it that you're visiting.