Molly H on Nostr: nprofile1q…0j2ha it's defaulting to whatever your "regular" DNS server is ...
nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqd30f9qmlxm3s0u5fgpckj637a79ssyzhy7m7sr732kpvng5cqu0qu0j2ha (nprofile…j2ha) it's defaulting to whatever your "regular" DNS server is configured to tell it to default to (via the CNAME record with which it responds for the URL doh.test).
meaning on a network where no DNS server is specifically configured, it's under the control of the upstream server, e.g., the ISP. this is very bad news for the privacy guarantees that DoH is supposed to be providing.
meaning on a network where no DNS server is specifically configured, it's under the control of the upstream server, e.g., the ISP. this is very bad news for the privacy guarantees that DoH is supposed to be providing.