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I've had Doh enabled since Firefox added the feature. Zero issues; works great. They are starting to roll this out by default for a small portion of their users: https://www.zdnet.com/article/mozilla-to-gradually-enable-dn...

Most of the privacy concerns seem related to the reduced ability of countries and employers to control the browsing behavior of people. IMHO this is mostly a good thing. I don't want to inform my government or employer of every website I visit. Lack of their ability to do this is the whole point of DOH. It's a feature not a bug. It's the reason I enabled it in my browser: it improves my privacy and security.



In your case, who is the more-than-countries-employers trusted party on the other end of DoH pipe?


Whichever dns provider I choose to trust. So definitely not any DNS server operated by O2 (my provider). Aside from being slow; they hijack the dns erros for ads. Also, I simply don't trust them to do the right thing.




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