As it stands, using DoH only provides *additional* leaks of data. One of the main points that DoH supporters have been blabbing about in the past year is that DoH prevents ISPs from tracking users' DNS requests, and hence prevents them from tracking users' web traffic habits.ĭoH encrypts precisely zero data that is not already present in unencrypted form.
The response to DoH's anointment as a major privacy-preserving solution has been downright acid, in some cases.
They say DoH is not the magical user privacy cure that some companies have been pushing in their marketing efforts, in order to boost their image as privacy-first organizations.Įxperts say these companies are irresponsible for pushing a half-baked protocol that doesn't actually protect users and causes more problems than it fixes, especially in the enterprise sector.
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