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		2716057 8 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Google's widespread tracking across the web Depending on your network configuration I could imagine abuse of EDNS(0). This is used for example by NextDNS to identify which device (MAC) on your local network sent the request in order to apply specific filters and log the request. A not-so-friendly DNS could sell such information.

johnisgood 8 months ago [–]

I use dnscrypt with a supposedly secure configuration, is that not enough to counteract this?

IAmBroom 8 months ago | [–]

Ask your friendly local CIA agent, not us. We don't have access to that intel.

johnisgood 8 months ago | | [–]

How do you know? Someone might!

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