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> You can control which computers you allow on your network, and allow only computers which give you endpoint monitoring. This would be a great argument if it
by AnthonyMouse 1y ago
> You can control which computers you allow on your network, and allow only computers which give you endpoint monitoring.
This would be a great argument if it was actually feasible, but then you have Chromecasts hard-coding Google's DoH servers to prevent ad blocking etc., and devices doing automatic firmware updates to change things like that after you've already bought them.
Pass the law that says the customer has to be given root and the ability to install custom firmware on any device they buy before saying that is reasonable.
- tptacek 1y agoYou're not going to get either of those things. The market has converged on DoH and applications will continue to run it, and you're not going to get a law giving you root on all the devices that go on your network. If you're concerned about Chromecast's DNS, don't hook up a Chromecast. I don't, and I'm doing fine.
- AnthonyMouse 1y agoSaying "the market" when you're mainly just talking about Firefox and Chrome implies that it couldn't be changed just by convincing a small set of specific people. And we'll yet see about that law. Right to repair is pretty popular.
- tptacek 1y agoGood luck. It doesn't bear in any way on DoH, though.