Good thing, but what servers do use DNS over TLS?
To be honest I don't really know who manage DNS mirrors... Is there an existing RFC for encrypted DNS? Aren't ISPs the one who take care of mirroring DNS servers?
To be honest I don't really know who manage DNS mirrors... Is there an existing RFC for encrypted DNS? Aren't ISPs the one who take care of mirroring DNS servers?
"This does require the DNS you are using to have DNS over TLS support, though, but it’s a start. Users can switch to Google’s DNS if they wish to benefit from DNS over TLS."
Cut the ISPs out of the DNS data mining of Android users and encourage more users to switch to Google DNS which, I assume, Google can still mine even when using DNS over TLS because they are the provider.
It's interesting, though, that the fix to that problem had been developed by Google months before and submitted to Webkit; Apple has just not merged it into Safari yet.
They take the data away from someone but it actually helps them (Look at AMP pages). In this case it is highly likely all DNS requests will be onto 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 DNS servers - giving them more info on what you are doing when no on their own services.