Comment on Quad9 DOH HTTP/1.1 Retirement, December 15, 2025parentComments−wongogue9moMy ISP (my area is serviced by 1 more but they offer lower speeds) blocks the DoT port. They cannot block 443. If they start blocking popular DoH domains, I can use any of the mirrors or run my own over https://wongogue.in/catpics/−the84729moAnything that doesn't provide raw access at the internet protocol layer (other than RFP to prevent spoofing) shouldn't qualify as internet provider.−wongogue9moWell…some countries (and some regions) don’t get a choice. We do what we can.
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My ISP (my area is serviced by 1 more but they offer lower speeds) blocks the DoT port. They cannot block 443. If they start blocking popular DoH domains, I can use any of the mirrors or run my own over https://wongogue.in/catpics/
Anything that doesn't provide raw access at the internet protocol layer (other than RFP to prevent spoofing) shouldn't qualify as internet provider.
Well…some countries (and some regions) don’t get a choice. We do what we can.