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A comment on Comcast, Mozilla strike privacy deal to encrypt DNS lookups in Firefox. Parent comment
> Comcast's version of DNS over HTTPS (DoH) will be turned on by default for Firefox users on Comcast's broadband network
> Comcast is the first ISP to join Firefox's Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) program
> Cloudflare and NextDNS were already in Mozilla's program
> which requires encrypted-DNS providers to meet privacy and transparency criteria and pledge not to block or filter domains by default
I believe Firefox must not turn on Comcast's DoH as default even for Comcast ISP users. They ought to show some kind of first time prompt.
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> Comcast's version of DNS over HTTPS (DoH) will be turned on by default for Firefox users on Comcast's broadband network
> Comcast is the first ISP to join Firefox's Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) program
> Cloudflare and NextDNS were already in Mozilla's program
> which requires encrypted-DNS providers to meet privacy and transparency criteria and pledge not to block or filter domains by default
I believe Firefox must not turn on Comcast's DoH as default even for Comcast ISP users. They ought to show some kind of first time prompt.