The GDPR makes processing of PII illegal by default and then adds clearly defined exceptions. The problem are IMHO not the exceptions but the enforcement proble

The GDPR makes processing of PII illegal by default and then adds clearly defined exceptions. The problem are IMHO not the exceptions but the enforcement problem that persists. I see a huge risk in centralising DNS records resolvers. Being able to set a default DoH resolver for all your devices is adding another layer of tracking after centralised WiFi location resolvers. Like browser choices, resolver choices need to be displayed to the user at setup. We need a competition on trust rather than on convenience.