It's very nice that it doesn't do TLS termination, but it seems to rely on SNI. That's cool, but it probably precludes SNI encryption in the future. Is there a

It's very nice that it doesn't do TLS termination, but it seems to rely on SNI. That's cool, but it probably precludes SNI encryption in the future. Is there a plan around this? Maybe in the IPv6 world, it becomes a non-issue... But I wonder what comes first: the push for ESNI everywhere, or actually substantial IPv6 adoption. (Edit; though come to think of it, in practice, if the IP address each host resolved to was unique, it wouldn't really matter very much from a security/privacy standpoint, so I guess it's probably not important...)