> Shuffling everyone’s queries through one EU-branded endpoint doesn’t fix privacy or resilience—it just adds another middleman. The ENTIRE point is to be a pu

> Shuffling everyone’s queries through one EU-branded endpoint doesn’t fix privacy or resilience—it just adds another middleman. The ENTIRE point is to be a publicly funded middleman that doesn’t collect or expose user data. It’s not about “sovereignty” over DNS - it is primarily to prevent dns providers invading user privacy. Go and read the official documentation on ENISA. Maybe you should have at least a rudimentary understanding of it’s purpose before making uninformed judgements?