QUOTE(Oltromen Ripot @ Sep 11 2024, 03:41 PM)
1. i already read of those 2 as early as yesterday morning
2. ... and somebody pointed it out to me again yesterday afternoon
3. ... which i mentioned again in today afternoon
4. ... which you again invariably mentioned again through another article.
so lets laugh at google for such mediocre effort.
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those cloudflare and google addresses are capable of both DoT and DoH.
so when we use them as Android's Secure DNS target; how can we be sure whether it's really using DoH? and not DoT?
i know that my own DoH didn't even log any https request.
Good to have good memories
The article is TLDR so i just point out the most important thing
"Eventually, this upgraded system should just work without you having to even worry about which DNS server you might be using. For now, the feature is ready; it's on DNS providers to finish rolling out support for DNS over HTTPS."
I am trying to clarify that your statement about Google's joke on DoH implementation. I think you got the wrong point about Google, Google already slate the dish out to the public, it is up to your favorite DNS provider to support Google's way of DoH or not. CloudFlare already done that and give us a way to check whether you are using DoH or not, but since your favorite DNS provider nor solutions did not work, don't blame Google. If you think Google's DoH implementation is a joke, then be my guest. After all 3rd party apps already fill the joke that you are laughing at after all.

And you still making a fuss about it.
QUOTE(axxer @ Sep 11 2024, 03:46 PM)
Only 2 dns provider will use doh when adding to the Private DNS setting on android, Google dns and cloudflare dns. Google hardcoded to only allow those 2 to use doh. If you want to force dot, use other than the 2. Quad9, opendns, adguard dns etc. Or use third party app that can be specific on using either doh or dot depends on your requirement.
At last someone who can understand and accept the reality check
QUOTE(BenYeeHua @ Sep 11 2024, 03:50 PM)
Ya, that's my point of view, it should be whitelisted and controlled by Google, I don't think Google will be KIND enough to connect any domain with DoH first, then DoT.
Yup, given Google's hard stance on this matter, only way for now is use CloudFlare or Google DNS solution, or use 3rd party apps or host own DNS server that is similar to CloudFlare implementation.
This post has been edited by BladeRider88: Sep 11 2024, 04:01 PM