* Comcast sniffs / records / tracks their user's DNS traffic
* Mozilla announced they would enable DoH by default, to protect end user's DNS data from shady ISPs like Comcast
* Comcast then raised hell about Mozilla's decision (presumably because they would no longer have access to this data)
* Now, Comcast and Mozilla come to some sort of agreement which effectively restores Comcast's access to their customer's DNS traffic?
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I'm really confused why Mozilla would agree to this. I really hope this isn't one of the ways they're exploring to "diversify" their revenue streams but, in the last few years, Mozilla has made a lot of decisions that I don't agree with so I suppose I really wouldn't be all that surprised.
* Comcast sniffs / records / tracks their user's DNS traffic
* Mozilla announced they would enable DoH by default, to protect end user's DNS data from shady ISPs like Comcast
* Comcast then raised hell about Mozilla's decision (presumably because they would no longer have access to this data)
* Now, Comcast and Mozilla come to some sort of agreement which effectively restores Comcast's access to their customer's DNS traffic?
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I'm really confused why Mozilla would agree to this. I really hope this isn't one of the ways they're exploring to "diversify" their revenue streams but, in the last few years, Mozilla has made a lot of decisions that I don't agree with so I suppose I really wouldn't be all that surprised.