All these indignant comments but nobody bothers to look up what happened since 2020: > In a previous blog post, we quantified that upwards of 45.80% of total D

All these indignant comments but nobody bothers to look up what happened since 2020: > In a previous blog post, we quantified that upwards of 45.80% of total DNS traffic to the root servers was, at the time, the result of Chromium intranet redirection detection tests. Since then, the Chromium team has redesigned its code to disable the redirection test on Android systems and introduced a multi-state DNS interception policy that supports disabling the redirection test for desktop browsers. This functionality was released mid-November of 2020 for Android systems in Chromium 87 and, quickly thereafter, the root servers experienced a rapid decline of DNS queries. https://blog.verisign.com/domain-names/chromiums-reduction-of-root-dns-traffic/ https://blog.verisign.com/domain-names/chromiums-reduction-o...