DNS over HTTPS can increase user privacy by obfuscating web traffic, but it's no silver bullet as DNS resolving services will still see unencrypted requests (Lily Hay Newman/Wired)
DNS over HTTPS can increase user privacy by obfuscating web traffic, but it's no silver bullet as DNS resolving services will still see unencrypted requests (Lily Hay Newman/Wired) https://ift.tt/2IRr7L0
DNS over HTTPS can increase user privacy by obfuscating web traffic, but it's no silver bullet as DNS resolving services will still see unencrypted requests — The road to routing all Domain Name System lookups through HTTPS is pocked with disagreements over just how much it will help.
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