@0x4d6165 @thermia doesn’t DoH have the same problems as a VPN but worse
you’re still trusting some random corpo with all your DNS requests, but now that doesn’t come with the benefit of not having your ISP see what server IPs you talk with (and without ECH even what hostnames) or the remote site not knowing your IP.
@privateger @thermia I feel you, but it's a bit more subtle than that. For example, in France, all ISPs are required by law to have "black boxes" run by the government in their facilities...
I've written a short essay on the pros and cons regarding using a public VPN:
https://blog.skyplabs.net/posts/vpn-security-improper-http-redirects/
It's a weird phenomenon where a niche industry markets itself for one use (privacy) despite the fact that it is mostly used for something else entirely (piracy).