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It may be enough for that TV, but many devices have a custom-set DNS address and ignore the one given through DHCP, unless you set up a firewall where you block

It may be enough for that TV, but many devices have a custom-set DNS address and ignore the one given through DHCP, unless you set up a firewall where you block that address, then they fall back to using the one provided via DHCP. That's how Chromecast and Amazon devices are doing it.

yardstick 5y ago
DoH / DoT DNS privacy and security works both for and against individual users. It definitely works against network owners and operators.
- JohnFen 5y ago
  This is why I had to set up a MITM to detect and drop DoH/DoT requests. Allowing devices and applications to evade my network management is crazy to me.
  - MandieD 5y ago
    Have you written about how you did this anywhere, or do you not want to tip off "the other side"?