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They already do with DoT. You can always block UDP 443 to stop this, given it’s over QUIC.
by topranks 4y ago
They already do with DoT.
You can always block UDP 443 to stop this, given it’s over QUIC.
- jeroenhd 4y agoThe current implementation uses HTTPS (or DoT in some cases, though that's easily blockable just based on port number if you want to). Blocking QUIC will just make it fall back to a slower method that's just as effective.