Tbh I think it's beyond reasonable to expect when you're paying for a service that your data (or your clients') isn't funneled into another sideline. And this particular question is great timing for me, so I hope you don't mind me doing a bit of market research and get your feedback on a few things.
- Is this for personal domains or commercial?
- Are the clients 'sensitive' or do you want to protect PII out of principle?
- Do you expect to pay a premium (compared to larger providers) for client privacy?
- For records that have a distribution strategy like round robin or balanced by load, do you expect a client to receive the same result on subsequent requests?
- Is it acceptable to keep (for a record's TTL) a hash the client's subnet and the response for the purposes of only returning consistent records, or do you consider this another flavour of tracking client IPs?
- How valuable are metrics/reporting do you? Is reporting query volume at the ASN or country level enough? Too much?
Thanks.
- Is this for personal domains or commercial?
- Are the clients 'sensitive' or do you want to protect PII out of principle?
- Do you expect to pay a premium (compared to larger providers) for client privacy?
- For records that have a distribution strategy like round robin or balanced by load, do you expect a client to receive the same result on subsequent requests?
- Is it acceptable to keep (for a record's TTL) a hash the client's subnet and the response for the purposes of only returning consistent records, or do you consider this another flavour of tracking client IPs?
- How valuable are metrics/reporting do you? Is reporting query volume at the ASN or country level enough? Too much?
Thanks.