So, I read some articles on DOH and looks like the whole thing is a myth and doesn’t really help in enhancing user privacy and security. Even if the DNS requests are encrypted, the ISP will still be able to track you.

What are your thoughts?

    • southerntofu
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      3 years ago

      DNSSEC validation is done by the resolver, not the end device.

      It depends on your actual setup. If you operate your own network, DNSSEC validation will probably happen on your local DNS resolver (usually on your router). But also your forwarding/stub resolvers running on your own machine could (should?!) validate DNSSEC signatures… i’m not sure what the default is on most systems, though.