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Warning: NextDNS causes major DNS leak
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So I was using pihole with unbound, unbound was pointed at CIRA. So I thought my my stuff was secure, @randombullet@programming.dev pointed some things out to me so I spent some time trying to learn what ODoH was and a few minutes learning that unbound does not support ODoH, it does not support DoH, but it does support DoT. DNS over HTTPS was not new to me so I did not need to spend time learning what it was but unbound does not support it, DNS over TLS was new to me but unbound does support it. As a Canadian who has three different static IP addresses and currently 2 different .ca domains CIRA knows stuff about me but I am currently still cool with their up to 24 hour logging of my DNS requests, it is just my ISP knowing that I do not use port 80 or 443 for out going stuff as all my DNS requests go out through port 853.