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> I am the network admin here. Please follow my rules. In an organisation - sure. But sometimes countries act like a giant man-in-the-middle redirecting/blocki
by xaduha 3y ago
> I am the network admin here. Please follow my rules.
In an organisation - sure. But sometimes countries act like a giant man-in-the-middle redirecting/blocking forbidden sites e.g. Russia. Most popular DNS servers like 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 are forced to comply.
- egberts1 3y agoThat's what DoT is for, not DoH. (Looking at you, Great Firewall.)
- xaduha 3y agoNeither will work by themselves as far as censorship goes because it's not just DNS, but either can solve some minor geofencing annoyances like Qt blocking access to https://download.qt.io https://download.qt.io or Spotify pointing their podcast CDN to 127.0.0.1 when using major DNS providers.
- egberts1 3y agoYea, geofencing on IP or by AS are often done. Least you can get the DNS resolver working.