My data or yours?

Some focus on particular applications or services. In the recent discussion of the availability of DNS over HTTPS, many have questioned whether software manufacturers should be responsible for default settings which protect users privacy rather expecting users to understand the technology and take responsibility themselves. DNS via HTTPS bypasses local DNS servers at Internet service providers and forwards requests to a central DNS resolver that can be located anywhere in the world. This has an important implication for privacy, as DNS requests are shielded from local internet service providers, which may not be considered as trustworthy.

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