@proxysocks5: Why can DNS know what sites you visit? Because your browser needs to ask where the website is first. You type a domain name. DNS looks up its IP address. Traditional DNS is usually unencrypted, so the resolver can see the domain you're asking for. But it normally sees the domain—not the exact page or full URL. DoH and DoT encrypt the DNS request while it travels to the resolver. The resolver still needs to process the domain, though. So encrypted DNS hides the lookup from the network path. It doesn't make DNS disappear. #InternetMysteries #DNS #Privacy #Networking #DoH

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