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by eridius
2671 days ago
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What's the purpose of doing this? If you're using Iodine it's presumably because normal HTTPS traffic won't work (e.g. captive portal), so tunneling your DNS back over HTTPS again is bound to fail in this scenario. It seems to me this would only work if the captive portal whitelisted known DoH servers (which seems rather unlikely). |
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I don't think I explicitly said that one should use iodine + DoH to bypass captive portals, but sorry if that somehow was implied.
The blogpost was just intended to be an experiment to compare the performance :-)