But, by all means send your DNS to the US! That the transport of DNS over HTTPS is encrypted does not mean your lookups are private.https://twitter.com/chinahand/status/1175459353698041857 …
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Replying to @PowerDNS_Bert
I send my DNS lookups to local Tor resolver first. Unfortunately it only supports A and AAAA. So it still leaks a tonne of lookups for CNAME, SRVs, etc. to the general Internet. Wish Tor supported DNS fully.
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Replying to @pjakma @PowerDNS_Bert
You could have a dnscrypt resolver on a hidden tor service.
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Yep, dnscrypt-proxy supports Tor. Anonymized DNSCrypt, a fast and lightweight alternative to DNS-over-Tor specially designed for DNS is also coming soon.
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Got anything more on that upcoming anonymised DNSCrypt support? Sounds like how DNS should be, particularly in light of DoH and browsers trying to centralise queries to a small set of providers.
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This is the next thing that will be implemented in https://github.com/jedisct1/encrypted-dns-server … — It’s pretty straightforward to add to any existing server.
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