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We are fully committed to end-user privacy. As a result, Quad9 is intentionally designed to be incapable of capturing end-users' PII. Our privacy policy is clea
by Quad9 1y ago
We are fully committed to end-user privacy. As a result, Quad9 is intentionally designed to be incapable of capturing end-users' PII. Our privacy policy is clear that queries are never associated with individual persons or IP addresses, and this policy is embedded in the technical (in)capabilities of our systems.
- rvnx 1y agoIt is about the hostnames themselves like: git.nationalpolice.se but I understand that there is not much choice if you want to keep the service free to use so this is fair
- staviette 1y agoIs that really a concern for most people? Trying to keep hostnames secret is a losing battle anyways these days. You should probably be using a trusted TLS certificate for your git hosting. And that means the host name will end up in certificate transparency logs which are even easier to scrape than DNS queries.
- moontear 1y agoYou would probably use wildcard certificates to NOT leak those subdomains