It solves a real problem that is happening to real users today. The fact that we have more problems to solve doesn't mean we shouldn't solve this one, right? We can solve these problems independently, nobody claims DoH solves everything.
You're welcome to ask the user to install your software, then protect them however you wish. That software can configure policies, monitor DNS, or anything else. Until then, you are indistinguishable from a bad actor.
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The browser is welcome to ask the user to enable DoH and explain to them that their queries will be sent to a third party. Not doing so is being a bad actor; period. The ToS/Privacy Policy agree buttons don't count. People don't read that crap.
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... and if this is not an "educated decision", the browser would be violating GDPR in EU countries, making the vendor liable to fairly significant fines...
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