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Doesn't matter if you count DoT or not. It's still encrypted DNS. You didn't make a distinction in your previous post anyway.
by gsich 5y ago
Doesn't matter if you count DoT or not. It's still encrypted DNS. You didn't make a distinction in your previous post anyway.
- josephcsible 5y ago> It's still encrypted DNS. Does that really matter if censoring connections to the DoT server causes your device to silently fall back to insecure DNS?
- gsich 5y agoDepends on the client. You can construct any viable scenario here, won't matter. Right now you can block DoH too, simply by blocking Cloudflare, Quad9 and Google.