> See this bullshit from ISPs is what something like DNS over HTTPs would help with.
I’ll start by saying I’ve setup DoH on my home router just for fun.
> Whilst seemingly not having the skills to block all public DoH providers in their network.
Now with my admin hat on - maintaining a list is an unnecessary burden. It’s a matter of sensibility not skill. Time is money after all.
DoT (DNS-over-TLS) probably should have won since it uses it’s own port (853) which makes it easily manageable, does the same thing and is more mature. The “but privacy” argument for DoH looks like a red herring.
I’ll start by saying I’ve setup DoH on my home router just for fun.
> Whilst seemingly not having the skills to block all public DoH providers in their network.
Now with my admin hat on - maintaining a list is an unnecessary burden. It’s a matter of sensibility not skill. Time is money after all.
DoT (DNS-over-TLS) probably should have won since it uses it’s own port (853) which makes it easily manageable, does the same thing and is more mature. The “but privacy” argument for DoH looks like a red herring.