This is incredible - telecom companies are trying to claim that encrypting DNS is anticompetitive because it’ll make spying on their users harder https://t.co/7Bcz0k2qr8

— nilay patel (@reckless) September 29, 2019

Google and Cloudflare DNS have privacy policies. Most ISPs don't mention *at all* how long they keep DNS logs or who they share with, so we should basically assume they do a lot of bad stuff. https://t.co/4gkrg0fWal

— Michael Herf (@herf) September 30, 2019

On the one hand, it will make government surveillance harder, on the other hand it will be harder for Internet providers to do surveillance.

The latest example of telecom companies riding anti-tech sentiment for their own ends...
https://t.co/ehpehvojes pic.twitter.com/GUKLjSoiKt

— Hamza Shaban (@hshaban) September 29, 2019

Cable & wireless companies are trying to derail encrypted DNS projects at Google/Mozilla by raising competition law concerns https://t.co/ZngksYSbHU?

— Chris Hoofnagle (@hoofnagle) September 29, 2019

“There’s no way Nilay’s summary is accurate.”

Narrator: It was accurate https://t.co/abugmH5CES

— SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity) September 30, 2019

House Antitrust Investigators Now Scrutinizing Google's Plans to Add DNS Encryption to Chrome https://t.co/hMK1QPx0WH

— Eater of Souls (@EaterSouls) September 29, 2019