I agree with you, but my comment was not regarding the DNS, but the legal entity having access to your data. There's one thing to send your data to Google and

I agree with you, but my comment was not regarding the DNS, but the legal entity having access to your data. There's one thing to send your data to Google and accept for it to be processed by them and all their partners and another thing to send your data only to the company that owns the website that you are currently visiting and only allowing them to internally use this data, without it being sent or processed by any 3rd parties (as strictly specified and regulated by the privacy laws).