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Re:Mozilla’s DNS over HTTPs by TheRealPomax on Tuesday February 25, 2020 @11:23AM (#22414436)
Why? If you know how to run your own pihole, you know how to turn off DoH? You're not being forced into this, a default setting is getting flipped and you're entirely free to go "no thanks" and flip it back, so if you trust whoever owns the IP that you're using as real, unencrypted DNS server, then just keep using that. Same as for folks who want to keep using unencrypted emails "because encrypted mail isn't fully encrypted anyway and just makes things harder".

As tech changes, solutions change, but at least for the foreseeable future your DNS intercept will keep working just fine until everyone switches over to DoH and stops offering an opt-out.

Re:Mozilla’s DNS over HTTPs by close04 on Wednesday February 26, 2020 @05:02AM (#22421747)
> DoH (in general, not Mozilla's problem)

Parsing the text helps with understanding it. And the fact that Mozilla allows me to flip back says nothing about those general cases. I do not expect everyone to give you the choice.