>> DNS over HTTPS (or DoH) is a protocol that makes browsing more private. Browsers typically resolve domain names with an unencrypted protocol, allowing nosy neighbors and internet providers to snoop on some internet activity. DoH creates an enecrypted connection between browsers and the DNS resolver to make it difficult to even see what domains a user is loading.
This is simply not true (typo aside). My resolver runs locally in my apartment or in our office. "nosy neighbors and internet providers" are not a threat to us but surveillance companies are, who coincidentally pushing for DoH. And DoH is a protocol that makes browsing easier to be controlled by your browser vendor. These guys just forget that not all DNS traffic is originated from web browsers. Google (Chrome) already ignores resolv.conf and trying to force its way to 8.8.8.8. Basically fighting for the last bit of information they can get about you. Thanks, but no thanks.