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Re: [Doh] ISP position re. hardcoded DoH servers

JW λ John Woodworth <jw@pcthink.com> Thu, 25 July 2019 22:19 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Doh] ISP position re. hardcoded DoH servers
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-------- Original message --------From: David Lamparter <equinox@diac24.net> > Ok, let's get into a discussion about whether it's philosophical> or not...> But, first, just for completeness sake, it's been pointed out to me> that browser vendors tried to clarify that they're putting up a user> choice and there is FUD involved here.  I'm perfectly happy if> browsers offer the users the choice to use some DoH server.> That's informed consent.Agreed.I don't personally have an issue with implementing a new transport mechanism and for the most part the encryption.Actually, as a _user_ I love the encryption aspect of DoT and DoH.  My _personal_ preference would be a local service à la nsswitch to offer some consistency around my UX.However, as that same user, I don't want the proverbial rug pulled out from under me.  Applications that do the unexpected are generally considered buggy or malware (sometimes both?).  In other words -- when it comes to moving my cheese, ask, or for the love of everything sacred -- don't do.2¢,User John

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