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what you describe is already live and adopted in 100% of clients. DNSoverHTTPS. you cannot disable it on IOS or android. Because it is owned by the APP not the
by 1oooqooq 3y ago
what you describe is already live and adopted in 100% of clients. DNSoverHTTPS.
you cannot disable it on IOS or android. Because it is owned by the APP not the OS.
Even firefox had to disable the setting (and about:config! making firefox on android pretty much garbage unless you install from fdroid) just so google would allow firefox on the play store.
- BryanLegend 3y agoRight, but I think this could be used at like a school to control what IPs are accessed on the network for even an untrusted device. So students couldn't bypass DNS blocks via VPN.