The points here aren't technically
wrong, but it still feels like disabling DoH would be a reduction in security. For example:
> Cloudflare gets all your DNS queries.
That's true, but Cloudflare is more trustworthy than my ISP, and probably most people's ISPs.
> Complexity is the enemy of security.
That's true, but that's no reason to go from an imperfect solution to a nonsolution.
> there is DNS over TLS
That doesn't solve most of the issues that the author brought up.
> How does a modern company in the IT business earn money? By selling data.
Maybe I'm naive, but I thought they made money by using all the data they collect for better threat prevention, and from their paid services.
> Cloudflare gets all your DNS queries.
That's true, but Cloudflare is more trustworthy than my ISP, and probably most people's ISPs.
> Complexity is the enemy of security.
That's true, but that's no reason to go from an imperfect solution to a nonsolution.
> there is DNS over TLS
That doesn't solve most of the issues that the author brought up.
> How does a modern company in the IT business earn money? By selling data.
Maybe I'm naive, but I thought they made money by using all the data they collect for better threat prevention, and from their paid services.