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To be honest, I have no idea what point you're trying to make.

Here it is:

* Companies have internal (intranet) network services

* Companies operate their own DNS (DoH) resolvers

* They also have global (internet) employees

* The devices those employees use have hard-coded DNS (DoH) resolvers (Google, CloudFlare)

* Don't let them use the hard-coded DNS (DoH) resolvers

* Make sure their machine uses the company DNS (DoH) resolver.

I know people think that DNS-over-HTTP makes everything private and secure, but it doesn't. Google and CloudFlare still see every single DNS query from everyone.




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