It sure enjoys it though :)
I don't understand what changes after ESNI is deployed? To be clear, we're just talking about changing the default to a provider who has agreed to strict standards. It can be overridden. I have no opinion on who provides it, so long as they've agreed to high standards.
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A DNS query will result in some other connection (probably wrapped in TLS) being established, and hiding DNS queries does very little for privacy because SNI will still be sniffed.
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Right, so the argument is "DoH is useless because of SNI", and "eSNI is useless because of DNS", therefore we shouldn't deploy either? Can you see why I'm skeptical of this argument? It just doesn't make any sense, who says something has to solve everything at once?
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