I mean products that monitor endpoints by snooping on DNS queries, for a variety of reasons. If you own the endpoint and don't like it, for any reason whatsoever, you can change it. If you don't own it, the owner will opt-in to trusting their network instead.
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If you're wrong, then I suppose they won't change the default. I guess we'll see what people decide. I know what I'll be doing on my laptop, and it won't be letting the admin of the free wifi at the gas station log my queries
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I'm confused, where are you losing choice? You want to trust the network administrator for some reason, so you just trust them. If you don't want to trust them, now you have the option to not trust them. It seems like you've gained a choice, no?
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It is very hard to parse your argument.
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You have to send your queries to someone. For the vast majority of users, a vetted provider with a strong privacy policy is a good safe default. If you have a better option or a network you trust, lucky you! You can use them instead, and enjoy more good choices.
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I think I've repeated myself enough now 
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