DNS over Tor

Good idea!

One additional idea, along similar lines, might be to compare the results of standard DNS with Tor'd DNS for all DNS lookups and create a log file with any discrepancies...

In other words, if/when there is a difference, log that.

You would lose DNS privacy with this method, but, if you were say, in China, and your regular non-Tor'd DNS was blocked or re-routed (whether accidentally or intentionally) then at least your log file would tell you that something was up...

In fact, it might be an interesting experiment for an Internet researcher to gather as many domain names as possible, then look them up via both regular DNS and Tor'd DNS, and note any discrepancies...

And, the same experiment could be repeated in different countries...

The entire fun with DNS section is interesting: https://developers.cloudflare.com/1.1.1.1/fun-stuff/

Although some protocols are missing for example DoX: https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0418.html

I missed this when it was first announced. Does anyone know if the Tor Browser by the Tor folks has this built in or available as an option? Or whether the Tor developers themselves have thoughts on using .onion based DNS Servers?

Why would we ever want to Tor into a non-DNSSEC like 1.1.1.1?

https://egberts.github.io/egberts/articles/public-nameserver...