Yours is not particularly problematic but I've always wondered how come advertising agencies allow highly controversial topics on their billboards in the US.
replyI know some (all?) EU advertisers deny creatives based on optics i.e. "our name and logo is on the billboard frame, we don't wanna get associated with topic X".
They like money. Controversial is not illegal. Slander is. If I purchase billboard space and spread defamation that will be problematic. The ISP could always take me to court but they would very likely lose provided I can prove I am telling the truth.
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replyThere is a bunch of public dnscrypt servers to which your client can randomly fan out encrypted queries.
replyThere are but I will wait until all the authoritative resolvers support TLS. If I wanted to hide my traffic from my ISP then I would just use DoT from my firewall Unbound instance to a few Unbound instances I already have around the web.
reply« I’ll keep my house door open until there is a really secure lock installed ». You either care about tampering and snooping or you don’t.
replyI understand your concerns. I personally do not share these concerns though I did when I resided in California that is for sure.
replyI know just about everyone at my ISP. I know where many of them live. We all live in the same small tight knit community. They tried really hard to get me to join their network team.