On: Big ISPs aren’t happy about Google’s plans for encrypted DNS

[cm2187]

And they can use that if they know your identity, like if you provided them a phone number.

But I don't believe they can't do much from an IP alone. Unless the ISP starts ratting us out.

[Miraste → cm2187]

Theoretically, yes. For that to work, you also need everything on your network to never have encountered a google cookie, adwords, Android, Chrome, YouTube, Maps, Google DNS servers, any of various "smart" devices, etc. And hope those Google Global Cache servers living at your ISP are trustworthy.

[foobiekr → cm2187]

"starts"

2001.