> If activated, this feature would by default route all DNS traffic from Chrome and Android users to Google Public DNS, thus centralizing a majority of worldwide DNS data with Google
I can't decide if Comcast is just ignorant since Chrome's plans are to NOT do this, or if they are outright lying about what Chrome's plans are. As I mentioned the other day, this is the problem with not separating the DoH protocol discussion from the DoH browser-provided default resolver. Good job Mozilla, now we can't have a debate about the merits of DoH the protocol because y'all have muddied it with default resolver choice.
> If activated, this feature would by default route all DNS traffic from Chrome and Android users to Google Public DNS, thus centralizing a majority of worldwide DNS data with Google
I can't decide if Comcast is just ignorant since Chrome's plans are to NOT do this, or if they are outright lying about what Chrome's plans are. As I mentioned the other day, this is the problem with not separating the DoH protocol discussion from the DoH browser-provided default resolver. Good job Mozilla, now we can't have a debate about the merits of DoH the protocol because y'all have muddied it with default resolver choice.
[0] https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6509454/ISP-DoH-L... (PDF)