Just read Every Single Suggestion in your reply. > going to pornhub.com or definitelynotgayporn.net would arouse suspicion in a government that is banning such

Just read Every Single Suggestion in your reply. > going to pornhub.com or definitelynotgayporn.net would arouse suspicion in a government that is banning such behavior dns blocking doesn't mean adults are banned from visiting porn sites. You start by contradicting your initial concession of assuming this is 100% accurate. > and could cause a person to be under higher scrutiny. So even if you're right that the DNS bypass isn't what would technically get them in trouble, I think you can understand the motivation to encrypt your DNS traffic to ensure that you don't get a target painted on your back. This is a prime example of Fear and uncertainty. > And given this, I hope how you can understand that your comment does very little to contribute to the actual conversation and can even potentially mislead others. A lot of communication is implicit (otherwise it'd be incredibly cumbersome) And this is doubt. Never fails to accompany the other two.